Guardian Amber DZI
Hurry up! Only 11 item(s) items left in stock
Couldn't load pickup availability
Estimate delivery times: 3-5 days International.
Use code 'WELCOME15' for discount 15% on your first order.
Free shipping and returns: On all orders over $150.
Root Amber bead: 12mm
Double Tiger tooth DZI:15x19mm
Please kindly note:
Since we use only natural Root Amber beads, we can not guarantee the real product will be exactly same as the picture.
As our dzi beads are handcrafted using traditional techniques, there may be approximately 5% variation between the actual product you receive and the product images.
Double Tiger Tooth Dzi (Tibetan: གཟི་སྟག་མཆུ་གཉིས་, Wylie: gzi stag mchu gnyis) is a sacred amulet deeply revered across the Himalayan region for its fierce protective and spiritual properties.
1. Symbolism of the Twin Fangs
-
Dual Protection
The two V-shaped "fangs" represent:
✓ Physical defense (warding off wild animals/accidents)
✓ Spiritual armor (blocking curses/evil spirits) -
Warrior’s Legacy
Historically worn by:
✓ Tibetan warriors (sGar pa) as a bravery talisman
✓ Horse traders to safeguard journeys through bandit-prone valleys
2. Tantric Buddhist Connections
- Linked to Vajrakilaya (the wrathful "dagger deity") for destroying obstacles
-
The zigzag patterns symbolize:
✓ Lightning (thog lha's power)
✓ Karmic pathways (cutting through delusion)
3. Modern Ritual Uses
- Newborn blessings: Rubbed against a baby’s cradle to "scare away demons" (Bhutanese tradition)
- Business talismans: Hung in shops to attract wealth (Nepalese merchants)
- Meditation aids: Placed on altars to enhance mental focus
Root Amber in Himalayan Culture
Sacred Meaning:
- Called "Earth’s Tears" – believed to hold ancient wisdom (plant fossils symbolize preserved teachings).
- Used in healing rituals (Medicine Buddha powders) and protection amulets.
"Amber remembers what the mountain forgets."
—Himalayan proverb
