Sakyamuni - Sanskrit Seed syllable Pendant

Material: 925 sterling silver
Measurements: 3cm for length, 1.5cm / 1cm for width

Sakyamuni Jp: Shaka Nyorai)

The most common mudra of Sakyamuni Buddha is Abhaya & Varada mudra. Abhaya symobolizes fearlessness, Varada represents blessing and fulfillment of all wishes.

Another common mudra of Sakyamuni Buddha is left hand held, represents he is calling us to come to him in our search for salvation. And his right hand grasps his thumb with his four fingers represents that Buddha is holding on tightly to those who have come to him for protection. Sakyamuni Buddha is holding them tightly to himself, therefore they will not wander away into error and danger.

Amitabha - Sanskrit Seed Syllable Pendant

Material: 925 sterling silver
Measurements: 3cm for length,1.5cm / 1cm for width

Amitabha (Jp: Amida Nyorai)

The name Amida is from the Sanskrit word meaning infinite life, and because Amida's compassion is infinite and without boundaries, he is also called the Buddha of Infinite Life. He is widely known for the practice of chanting "Namu Amida Butsu," the six syllables of his sacred name, in the Pure Land tradition of Buddhism. Amida Nyorai is the main deity, and spiritual peace of mind lies in being able to attain salvation by relying on his power.

Bhaisajyaguru - Sanskrit Seed Syllable Pendant

Material: 925 sterling silver
Measurements: 3cm for length, 1.5cm / 1cm for width

Bhaisajyaguru (Jp : Yakushi Nyorai)

Bhaisajyaguru Buddha is a buddha who offers medicine to people suffering from illness, and grants nourishment to the mind and body.

Ksitegarbha - Sanskrit Seed Syllable Pendant

Material: 925 sterling silver
Measurements: 3cm for length, 1.5cm / 1cm for width

Ksitegarbha (Jp : Jizo Bosatsu)

Bodhisatta Ksitegarbha is a Bodhisattva who has an inexhaustible store of power to nurture and save all beings with a mind of great compassion. Ksitegarbha vow to save people from sufferings and disasters.

Amitabha - Buddhist Protector of People Born in the Zodiac Year of the Dog and the Pig

Seed Syllable Pendant of the Year of the Dog & the Pig

Material: 925 silver

Measurements: 2.5 cm for length, 2.5 cm for width

Amitabha (Jp: Amida Nyorai)

The name Amida is from the Sanskrit word meaning infinite life, and because Amida's compassion is infinite and without boundaries, he is also called the Buddha of Infinite Life. He is widely known for the practice of chanting "Namu Amida Butsu," the six syllables of his sacred name, in the Pure Land tradition of Buddhism. Amida Nyorai is the main deity, and spiritual peace of mind lies in being able to attain salvation by relying on his power.

Acalanatha - Buddhist Protector of People

Born in the Zodiac Year of the Roster

Seed Syllable Pendant of the Year of the Roster
Material: 925 silver
Measurements: 2.5 cm for length, 2.5 cm for width

Acalanatha (Jp: Fudo Myo-o)

Fudo symbolizes as the Mantra Kings, the Wisdom Kings, or the Knowledge Kings. Myo-o statues appear ferocious and menacing, with threatening postures and faces designed to subdue evil and frighten unbelievers into accepting Buddhist law. They represent the luminescent wisdom of Buddhism, protect the Buddhist teachings, remove all obstacles to enlightenment, and force evil to surrender.

Buddha Mahavairocana - Buddhist Protector of People

Born in the Zodiac Year of the Sheep and the Monkey

Seed Syllable Pendant of the Year of the Sheep & Monkey

Material: 925 silver

Measurements: 2.5 cm for length, 2.5 cm for width

Buddha Mahavairocana (Jp: Dainichi Nyorai)

Dainichi appears as the Central Buddha of the Universe, the Cosmic Buddha. His universal radiance that dispels the darkness, and his ability to destroy suffering and despair. Dainichi also known as that his radiance has neither beginning nor end, and the light of his wisdom is like the sun, which always shines regardless of whether it is day or night. Besides, his ability to enlighten living beings, and the greatness of his compassion expresses the fact the he is the parent of life that continues to nourish all living beings at all times.