Invoke the ultimate protector of Tibetan Buddhism with this Sitatapatra amulet, known in Tibetan as Dukar ("White Parasol"). Revered across the Himalayas as a wrathful emanation of Avalokiteshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion, Sitatapatra is venerated in both Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism as a protector against supernatural danger, worn to guard against harm, negative energy, and misfortune. Her dharani is traditionally said to hold the power of protection when worn as an amulet, making this piece a meaningful choice for anyone seeking spiritual safeguarding in daily life.
Her white color symbolizes the light radiating from Buddha's ushnisha, and her signature white parasol represents shelter from all forms of harm she is often called upon to remove conflicts and dispel bad dreams. Known as "Aparajita," the Undefeatable One, she carries her protective parasol and the Wheel of Dharma as symbols of unshakeable, all-encompassing protection.
Authentic Tibetan Buddhist protection symbol, rooted in centuries-old Vajrayana tradition
Meaningful gift for meditation practitioners, collectors, or anyone drawn to Himalayan spirituality
Compact, wearable design for everyday carry or altar display
A powerful reminder of compassion, resilience, and spiritual refuge
Size: 1.2" X 1.2"
Materials: Amulet with plastic cover