These exquisite Tibetan handmade amulets feature five-color thread (red, yellow, green, blue, white) woven around small Buddha plaques, encased in transparent resin. As sacred symbols of blessing and protection in Tibetan Buddhism, these pocket-sized amulets are ideal for daily wear—offering spiritual support, five-element balance, and the protective energy of Buddhist deities.

Origin&Meaning：Five-Color Thread Amulets

In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, five-color thread are blessed during rituals, each color representing an element and a spiritual quality:
Red (Fire): Vitality, courage, and protection from fear.
Yellow (Earth): Stability, prosperity, and rootedness in wisdom.
Green (Wood): Growth, compassion, and healing.
Blue (Water): Purification, clarity, and emotional balance.
White (Metal): Insight, spiritual purity, and connection to the divine.
The Buddha plaques inside feature deities like Yellow Jambhala (wealth), Green Tara (compassion), or Dharma symbols (lotus, vajra)—each tailored to specific intentions (e.g., wealth, healing, protection).

Symbolism of the Handmade Amulets

Woven Threads: Each knot is infused with the prayers of monks, turning the amulet into a “portable altar” of blessings.
Pocket-Sized Design: Easy to carry in a purse, pocket, or wear as a pendant—ensuring protective energy is always near.
Crafted with traditional techniques, these amulets bridge ancient spirituality with modern life, reminding wearers of the constant support of Buddhist wisdom.