Hand-Painted Sacred Tsatsa Thangka | Dzaki Lhamo

[ HAND-PAINTED SACRED TSATSA THANGKA | Dzaki Lhamo]

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ABOUT THIS PIECE

This hand-painted Tsatsa Thangka features Dzaki Lhamo, rendered in traditional Tibetan Buddhist iconography. Each piece is individually crafted by artisans using mineral pigments.

Religious Identity
In Tibetan Buddhism, Palden Lhamo (Tashi Tseringma / Dzaki Lhamo) is regarded as an earthly emanation of Sri Devi and belongs to the category of worldly protector deities. She has not yet transcended the cycle of existence and continues to accumulate merit. As both a Dharma protector and a renowned female goddess of wealth, she receives devotee offerings at Tashi Kyil Monastery in Lhasa.
Legendary Origin
Legend has it that Dzaki Lhamo was originally a young and beautiful imperial consort from inland China. She was murdered out of jealousy, and her spirit followed a high Tibetan lama to Tibet for spiritual practice. The lama built a dwelling for her near Sera Monastery and named her Dzaki Lhamo, meaning “the goddess of the place Dzaki.”
Iconographic Features
Her iconography is highly distinctive, usually depicted in a wrathful form: her face is dark, eyes wide open, tongue protruding, and feet shaped like chicken claws—hence her nickname “Chicken-Claw Goddess.” This form originates from the legend that she was poisoned, forcing her tongue out, and her feet were replaced with chicken claws after being maimed, symbolizing enlightenment attained through great suffering.
Religious Symbolism and Blessing Functions
Core Symbolism
Dzaki Lhamo symbolizes wealth, peace, health and courage. Holding a sacred staff of auspiciousness, she represents the bestowal of happiness and good fortune. Her Thangka imagery is also commonly associated with attracting wealth, warding off disasters and resolving difficulties.
Blessing Functions
Devotees believe that worshipping Dzaki Lhamo can grant both legitimate and windfall wealth. She is also revered for prayers concerning fertility, healing and safety. In Tibetan regions, she is regarded as the guardian of commercial prosperity and abundant financial fortune.
Auspicious Day for Worship
Every Wednesday is considered the auspicious day to pray to Dzaki Lhamo. Devotees often visit Tashi Kyil Monastery on this day with offerings such as liquor and khata scarves, reciting mantras to strengthen their prayers.

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SACRED SYMBOLISM

Green represents youthful vitality and active compassion. The lotus symbolizes enlightenment rising from muddy waters. Seven eyes see suffering in all realms.

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FIVE ELEMENTS: Wood + Water

This pendant embodies the harmonious balance of Wood + Water. In feng shui, it resonates with East and northeast.

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CHAKRA ALIGNMENT

Heart (Anahata) + Third Eye (Ajna)

Green Tara activates heart (anahata) + third eye (ajna).

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ZODIAC RESONANCE

Compatible signs: Aries and Sagittarius

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FENG SHUI PLACEMENT

Recommended: East and northeast, near windows, spiritual spaces
Avoid: Bathrooms, floor level, near shoes

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HOW TO ACTIVATE

1. Hold pendant with intention
2. Chant mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha (108 times)
3. Visualize blessing filling the space

CLEANSING METHODS

* Sage smoke: clockwise 3 times
* Full moon light: overnight
* Sound: singing bowl 5 min

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS

* Remove before bathing/swimming
* Avoid perfumes and chemicals
* Clean with soft dry cloth
* Store in clean, elevated space
* Handle with respectful intention

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FAQ

Q: What is a Tsatsa Thangka?
A: Sacred clay tablets pressed in traditional molds, hand-painted with Buddhist imagery. 1000+ year Tibetan tradition.

Q: Is this hand-painted?
A: Yes, each Tsatsa is individually hand-painted by artisans using mineral pigments. No two exactly alike.

Q: Can I wear daily?
A: Yes, designed for everyday wear. Remove before bathing/swimming/exercise.

Q: What cord is included?
A: Adjustable cord necklace included.

Q: How often cleanse?
A: Monthly recommended, more often if sensing absorbed negativity.

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SHIPPING

* Ships within 24 hours
* Tracking number provided
* 30-day hassle-free returns
* Secure packaging with blessing card

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Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha

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SKU: 843357540528-TK-001-16

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