Silver Gau with Turquoise Cabochons Vajrasattva given in a traditional Tibetan

given in a traditional Tibetan context by one of the lineage’s most learned and accomplished contemporary masters

Scott Snibbe

From that seed of historical truth

living spiritual experience is activated in a nonconceptual manner by her direct gaze

Silver Gau with Turquoise Cabochons Vajrasattva given in a traditional TibetanThis Tibetan Gau resembles a lotus pattern, with seven striking genuine turquoise cabochons placed in a circular pattern on an ornamental silver base. Historically, turquoise was considered a stone of enormous value for many civilizations, from the ancient Egyptians and Incas to the Chinese and Native Americans. Today, it is known for its protective and healing properties. Tibetans prize turquoise highly and often wear it on or close to their skin.