Mahakala Hand-painted Thangka Pendant Necklace

Mahakala (Sanskrit: "Mahākāla", Tibetan: "Dragpo Chenpo") is the principal Dharma protector in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the attributes of both a war god and a fortune deity with a fierce and majestic appearance. As a classic thangka theme for warding off evil, attracting wealth and stabilizing homes, it is suitable for enshrinement, collection and home protection, carrying wishes for peace and accumulated fortune.

I. Identity & Background

Originating from ancient Indian Brahmanism, it was an incarnation of Shiva before being incorporated into the Buddhist system. After spreading to Tibet, it was revered as the top Dharma protector. The Six-Armed Mahakala is the most representative form, often depicted in thangkas with ritual instruments in a powerful posture. Venerated by rulers during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, its belief spread widely, making it an auspicious symbol of home protection.

II. Meanings & Functions

1. Ward Off Evil: Subdue evil spirits and bad luck, protecting homes and individuals from disasters.

2. Attract Wealth: Bless smooth legitimate wealth, help retain fortune and ensure a prosperous life.

3. Stabilize Home: Disperse negative energy and build a solid barrier for a peaceful residence.

4. Boost Career: Overcome career obstacles, enhance courage and safeguard smooth career progress.

Thangka pigments: 100% pure natural mineral-based

Each Thangka is meticulously handcrafted and painted