Zakiram Hand-painted Thangka Pendant Necklace

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Zashi Lhamo (Tibetan: "གྲ་བཞི་ལྷ་མོ"), the main female Dharma protector of Lhasa's Zashi Temple, is a renowned female god of wealth in Tibetan Buddhism. As a classic thangka theme symbolizing fortune and protection, it’s ideal for enshrinement and collection, embodying wishes for prosperity and evil warding.

I. Identity & Background

With a wrathful appearance—three eyes, blue skin, and a protruding tongue—she wears a skull crown and holds ritual objects. A product of Han-Tibetan cultural integration, her faith traces back to the Qing Dynasty, representing both divine power and cultural harmony.

II. Meanings & Functions

1. Attract Wealth: Grant both positive and unexpected fortune. 2. Ward Off Evil: Subdue negative energy and misfortunes. 3. Protect Homes: Safeguard families and living environments. 4. Bless Career: Boost business and steady income.

Thangka pigments: 100% pure natural mineral-based

Each Thangka is meticulously handcrafted and painted