QiLing Aura Cinnabar Hand-Painted Thangka Necklace
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Please note that as every piece is handmade, the size, shape and color will have irregularities depending on the batch.
These are a part of the handmade process and not considered defects.
Customer service email: support@qilingaura.com
Emily's email about incense: emily@qilingaura.com
Each item purchased comes with an embroidered jewelry box in a random color, lined with a very friendly interior fabric.
You can also specify the color of your jewelry box in the remarks section when placing your order.
Or contact us directly and let us know.
Currently, you can enjoy free shipping for orders over $20!
Shipping occurs within 3 working days, and tracking information will be sent to you via email.
The average logistics transportation time is 5-12 working days.
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If you are not satisfied within 10 days of receiving our product, we will gladly refund your money or replace the product with one that meets your expectations.
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Crafted with the ancient art of cinnabar painting, this necklace features intricate depictions of Tibetan deities, each associated with different virtues and powers:
- Amitabha Buddha: Represents infinite light and life.
- Acala (Fudo Myoo): Embodies unwavering determination and protection.
- Vairocana: Symbolizes the illumination of wisdom.
- Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva: Offers strength and power in spiritual practice.
- Samantabhadra Bodhisattva: Represents virtue and practice.
- Avalokiteshvara (Thousand-armed Guanyin): Embodies compassion and mercy.
- Manjushri Bodhisattva: Bestows wisdom and clarity.
- Akashagarbha Bodhisattva: Symbolizes the vastness of space and the mind.
This necklace is more than an accessory; it’s a spiritual guide that brings the divine virtues into your life, offering protection, wisdom, and compassion.
Learn more about the different meanings different Buddha statues represent.
QiLing Aura, derived from the Chinese transliteration of “啟靈” (Enlighten the Soul) or “麒麟” (Qi Lin), meaning to enlighten the soul, explores the rich tapestry of traditional Chinese culture to offer a unique line of Thangka jewelry and natural handmade incense sticks steeped in heritage.
Each incense stick and piece of Thangka jewelry connect users to ancient rituals, guiding them on a journey of self-discovery and calm. Inspired by mythical creatures from Chinese folklore, QiLing Aura embodies ancient wisdom and spiritual enlightenment.
Drawing from the revered Kirin, QiLing Aura leads individuals on a transformative path of serenity through the art of jewelry craftsmanship and incense rituals.
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Dive into the vibrant world of Tibetan culture with our exquisite range of handmade products.
Our collection features traditional Tibetan jewelry and accessories, each piece reflecting the rich heritage and intricate artistry of Tibetan craftsmanship.
From auspicious couple bracelets to spiritual amulets, our products are more than just accessories—they are a gateway to the ancient traditions and cultural richness of Tibet.
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At QiLing, we pride ourselves on bringing authentic Tibetan cultural products to a global audience.
Each piece in our collection is handcrafted by skilled local artisans, ensuring that traditional techniques and cultural significance are preserved.
Our products are a perfect blend of Tibetan ethnic style and meticulous craftsmanship.
By working directly with local craftsmen, we are able to offer these unique items at the best prices, allowing more people to experience and appreciate the beauty of Tibetan culture.
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