Handwoven Six-Syllable Mantra Thangka Pendant Necklace

Om mani padme hum — six syllables, carried against the chest, spoken quietly or not at all.

The mantra

The six-syllable mantra is the most widely spoken prayer in Tibetan Buddhism: carved into roadside stones, turned in prayer wheels, and painted into miniature thangka worn close to the body. It asks for nothing. It is a way of steadying attention.

The pendant

A thangka-inspired panel sits inside a vintage-style metal frame finished with gold-tone detailing. The frame is kept deliberately quiet so the painted panel carries the piece.

The cord

The cord is woven by hand from earthy brown threads shot through with red, blue, white, green and yellow. Small round charms and a tassel are worked into the braid, so the necklace shifts and settles as you move rather than hanging flat.

Wearing it

Long enough to sit over a sweater, quiet enough to disappear under a collar. Worn daily, the metal warms in tone and the cord softens against the skin.

Care

Remove before bathing or swimming. Wipe the metal with a soft dry cloth. Spot-clean the cord and let it air dry away from direct heat.

Details

• Thangka-inspired pendant in a vintage-style metal frame with gold-tone detailing
• Hand-woven multicolour cord with round charms and tassel
• Handcrafted — small variations between pieces are expected