Tibetan Script: The Sacred Imprint of the Plateau

Since its creation in the 7th century, the Tibetan script has been used to convey the words of sages, gradually becoming the spiritual imprint of the plateau's civilization over time. In traditional Tibetan culture, the written word is seen as a sacred embodiment of wisdom. Any disrespect towards it is considered a profound cultural taboo.

In truth, the sacredness of the script lies not in its form, but in that moment of silent spiritual recognition when one encounters it.

ཡིད - Yid（Mind）

The Tibetan word “ཡིད” (yid) means the nature of the mind and heart. Written with a bamboo pen from left to right in the flowing gyuk yik cursive script, Each stroke dances with a quiet rhythm.

With each rise and fall of the bamboo tip, guided by subtle awareness, the timeless shape of “ཡིད” — the heart — is formed. To See The Heart — Is To Forget The Self

ཨ - The Primordial Source

"ཨ" (pronounced “Ah”) is one of, and the most important of, the thirty letters of the Tibetan alphabet. In cultures around the Himalayas, its sound is believed to hold immense power, like the source of life itself.

Legend says that at the dawn of creation, the first sound to emerge between heaven and earth was "ཨ." It is considered the primordial sound of the universe, the sound of creation that is present in a newborn's first cry.

ༀ - The Seed Syllable OM

The beginning of all things, clear and complete. "ༀ" (OM) is the first syllable of the Six-Syllable Mantra. In Tibetan culture, it represents the sound of the divine, symbolizing the primordial sound of the universe—the first vibration.

We select crystal-clear natural quartz, carved with the hand-written Tibetan syllable "ༀ." Its bright purity aids in enhancing awareness and spirituality.

The earrings feature linked, coiled silver wires. The dangling silver plates are covered in a hand-hammered texture, rich in layers and tactile quality.

མ་ཎི་ཡིག་དྲུག། The Six-Syllable Mantra

The Six-Syllable Mantra མ་ཎི་ཡིག་དྲུག། is the union of compassion and wisdom, carrying wishes for peace and auspiciousness.

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Time may be imperfect, yet this life is fully lived. Wisdom and Compassion Hold a Sacred Silence.