Hand-Painted Tibetan Sitatapatra (White Parasol Goddess) Thangka Pendant Necklace – Protection, Safety & Peace

🎨 ARTWORK & CRAFTSMANSHIP

This hand-painted Sitatapatra Thangka pendant depicts the White Parasol Goddess seated gracefully upon a lotus throne, holding her distinctive white parasol — the sacred symbol from which she takes her name.

Rendered in luminous white, turquoise, red, and gold tones, the miniature artwork features an ornate crown, flowing garments, protective parasol, radiant halo, and richly detailed Tibetan Buddhist motifs. Each piece is individually painted by hand, giving every pendant subtle variations in linework, color, and fine details.

✨ MEANING & SYMBOLISM

Sitatapatra (Sitātapatrā), the White Parasol Goddess, is a revered Buddhist deity traditionally associated with protection, the averting of dangers, and overcoming harmful obstacles.

Her white parasol represents protective shelter — an image of being covered and guarded amid uncertainty.

☂️ Protection — The white parasol symbolizes shelter from harmful conditions
🛡️ Safety — Traditionally associated with averting dangers and obstacles
✨ Fearlessness — A symbol of courage and steadiness when facing uncertainty
🪷 Peace — A reminder to remain centered and composed through change

A meaningful choice for travelers, Buddhist practitioners, meditators, those beginning a new journey, or anyone drawn to the symbolism of protection and peaceful strength.

📏 PRODUCT DETAILS

Deity: Sitatapatra / Sitātapatrā
English Name: White Parasol Goddess
Chinese Name: 大白伞盖佛母
Artwork: Hand-Painted Miniature Thangka
Size: 4 × 5 cm / 1.57 × 1.97 in
Weight: Approx. 68 g / 2.4 oz
Case Material: Solid Copper with 24K Gold Plating
Tradition: Tibetan Buddhism / Vajrayana
Style: Tibetan Buddhist Pendant
Gender: Unisex