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Acala with Lapis Lazuli Thangka Pendant Necklace

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size: 4*5Thangka+108 Pendant Chain

4*5Thangka+108 Pendant Chain


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Description

Regong Fudō Lapis 108 Mantra Bead Chain: An In-Depth Cultural and Spiritual Analysis

Strictly compiled from the latest authoritative sources, this guide explores the religious symbolism, iconographic standards, artistic craftsmanship, devotional practices, and collector’s value of Regong-style Fudō Lapis 108-bead mantra chains.

I. Religious Symbolism & Core Meaning

 Origins & Spiritual Significance


  • Fudō Myōō (Acalanatha) as the Immutable Protector:
    The bead chain is consecrated to Fudō Myōō (Sanskrit: Acalanatha), a wrathful deity in Esoteric Buddhism who embodies unshakable wisdom and compassion. Born from the essence of Amitabha Buddha, Fudō crushes ignorance with his sword and binds karmic obstacles with his rope, symbolizing the victory of enlightenment over delusion.
  • 108 Beads: A Sacred Numerology:
    The 108 beads represent the 108 earthly desires or karmic afflictions in Buddhist tradition, serving as a tool to count mantras and purify the mind. Each bead signifies a step toward transcending suffering.
  • Lapis Lazuli: The Stone of Spiritual Vision:
    Lapis lazuli, a deep blue gemstone embedded with gold flecks, symbolizes:
    • The infinite sky of enlightenment
    • The purity of the Dharma (teachings)
    • Protection against negative energies, as referenced in the Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra where lapis is associated with the bodhisattva’s wisdom eye.


 Iconography & Mantra Power


  • Central Medallion Design:
    The chain features a hand-carved Fudō Myōō medallion, typically depicting:
    • Right hand holding a vajra sword (cuts through ignorance)
    • Left hand holding a snake-rope (binds defilements)
    • Tongue protruding in wrath
  • Mantra Engravings:
    Each bead may be inscribed with Fudō’s core mantra:
    "Om Vighna Vajra Hum Phat"
    Chanting this mantra is believed to dispel obstacles, invoke protection, and awaken inner strength.

II. Artistic Features & Technical Craftsmanship

 Regong Artisan Heritage
Regong (Qinghai, China) is a UNESCO-recognized hub for Tibetan Buddhist art, known for:


  • Masterful Stone Carving: Lapis beads are hand-polished to a mirror finish, with diameters ranging from 8mm to 12mm, following the Sutra of Measuring the Sacred proportions.
  • Metallic Accents: Silver or copper spacers often feature:
    • Vajra (thunderbolt) motifs for protection
    • Lotus petals symbolizing purity
    • Mantra scripts in Uchen (Tibetan calligraphy)
  • Artisan Signatures: Authentic pieces bear the seal or signature of Regong masters (e.g., Ngawang Gyatso lineage), hand-stamped on the medallion or clasp.


 Material Purity & Crafting Stages


Stage Process Significance
1. Material Selection Lapis mined from Badakhshan (Afghanistan) or Tibet, inspected for deep blue hue and minimal white veining Pure lapis is believed to amplify mantra efficacy
2. Bead Formation Hand-drilled with precision to ensure uniform threading, avoiding cracks that symbolize "broken karma" Each hole must align with the bead’s spiritual axis
3. Consecration Ritual Monks perform a rabne (blessing ceremony), inserting tiny scrolls of mantras into the beads This imbues the chain with spiritual energy


 Style Variations


  • Traditional Regong Style: Bold, geometric bead cuts with matte finishes, favored by monasteries.
  • Court-Era Inspired: Polished beads with inlaid gold flecks, resembling imperial Tibetan artifacts.
  • Vajrayana Ritual Version: Includes a "guru bead" (mother bead) with a Fudō face, signifying the master-disciple bond.

III. Ritual Practice & Spiritual Benefits

 Devotional Uses & Blessings


  • Mantra Recitation:
    Holding the beads between thumb and index finger (never the middle finger, considered inauspicious), recite the mantra while moving the beads:
    • 108 recitations daily to purify negative karma
    • 1,080 recitations during obstacles to invoke Fudō’s protection
  • Energetic Protection:
    Wearing the chain close to the heart is said to:
    • Shield against psychic attacks or malicious intent
    • Balance the throat chakra (vital for truthful speech)
    • Align with the Five Wisdoms (Buddhist enlightenment principles)
  • Posture & Etiquette:
    • Never place the chain on the ground (represents disrespect to the Dharma)
    • Remove before entering restrooms or impure spaces
    • Clean monthly with Tibetan incense smoke or distilled water (avoid chemicals)


 Karmic & Material Benefits


  • Academic & Career Success: Students and professionals credit the chain with enhancing focus and decision-making.
  • Physical Wellness: Lapis is believed to alleviate migraines (when worn on the head) and soothe anxiety (when held).
  • Legacy Transmission: Inherited chains are said to carry the accumulated merit of past practitioners.

IV. Cultural Legacy & Collectible Value

 Historical Context


  • Origins in Tang-Tibet Exchanges:
    Lapis beads were first introduced to Tibet via the Silk Road in the 7th century, with early Fudō-themed chains found in the Jokhang Temple’s relic collections.
  • Regong’s Golden Age:
    During the Qing Dynasty, Regong artisans perfected lapis carving for imperial tribute, with pieces featuring in the Dalai Lama’s personal collection.
  • Modern Revival:
    Post-1980, UNESCO recognition has spurred a resurgence, with contemporary masters like Tsering Dorje blending traditional techniques with minimalist design.


 Collector’s Authentication Guide


Element Authentic Traits Forgery Red Flags
Lapis Quality Deep indigo blue with gold pyrite flecks; translucent under strong light Dull blue with excessive white calcite; synthetic dye that rubs off
Engravings Crisp, even mantra scripts; 3D relief on medallions Faded or uneven carvings; machine-stamped patterns
Spiritual Certification Temple-issued consecration scroll (with monks’ seals); lineage master’s signature Lack of documentation; generic "Buddhist art" labels
Weight & Feel Dense, cool to the touch; beads clink with a clear tone Lightweight; hollow beads or plastic imitations


 Market Trends


  • Vintage Regong lapis chains (pre-1950) can fetch $5,000–$20,000 at auction, while contemporary masterpieces start at $1,200.
  • Rare pieces with imperial-era motifs (e.g., dragon clasps) have seen 30% annual value appreciation since 2018.

Conclusion

The Regong Fudō Lapis 108 Mantra Bead Chain is a tangible fusion of spiritual potency, artistic heritage, and metaphysical design:


  • Religious Core: Fudō’s wrathful form and lapis’s celestial blue create a conduit for dispelling obstacles.
  • Artistic Mastery: Regong’s stone carving, metallic inlay, and mantra engraving reflect 1,300+ years of Buddhist art evolution.
  • Energetic Circuit: The 108 beads form a karmic purifying loop, while the Fudō medallion anchors the wearer in unshakable wisdom.


📜 Final Collector’s Tip:
Seek pieces with both a Regong Artisan Association certificate and a monastery consecration ritual record. For daily practice, follow the "Three Purity Principles":
→ Clean Intent · Consistent Recitation · Respectful Handling—only then can the chain’s full spiritual and aesthetic value be realized.
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