The Treasure Vase
 
Handmade silver links bracelet with our  silver Lotus coin 
 
The Treasure Vase is a representation of long life and prosperity. This symbol is represented by the traditional Indian water pot that is made of clay. This clay water pot is called “Kalasha.” In India, this sacred pot is venerated, especially, in the Kumbh Mela's Pot Festival. It signifies that even if you take things out of the treasure vase, you will still get offerings out of it.
The Treasure Vase also represents prosperity and wealth. It is also explicative of all the inexhaustible benefits that you can get when you attain enlightenment.
Since it is a divine vase of treasure, it is perpetually full. This means that if you aspire for enlightenment, you will be perpetually filled with treasures that do not corrode and fade.
 
About our new collection:
 
2020 was the year of doubt, questioning, uncertainty and fear of tomorrow.
This is why we searched for inspiration, escaping to the four corners of the world. This evasion was spiritual since we could not travel. So we read, discussed (especially with my mother), met people who led us gradually to the 6th century B.C. and the appearance of Buddhism.
 
The philosophy of Buddhism is that of deliverance from suffering. The doctrine is based on the suffering inherent in human life and its ultimate objective is to free man from this suffering. For this, there is no supreme divinity to turn to nor any magical help. The only way to leave the path of suffering which repeats life after life is to come out of ignorance.
 
Inspired by this philosophy, we wanted to create a spiritually rich collection that could guide its wearer regardless of their history, beliefs and journey.
 
We decided to create a collection of bracelets and necklaces around a unique piece, a Tibetan piece.  The lotus design, both on the front and back, is the key element of this piece. The obverse (front) shows a lotus surrounded by the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism. These eight symbols are The Eternal or Endless Knot, The Treasure Vase, The Two Golden Fish, The Parasol, The Conch Shell, The Victory Banner, The Dharma Wheel, and of course the Lotus Flower.  
Each of these symbols has a different meaning, related to future success, spiritual victories and auspicious events to come. We decided to name each of the creations in this collection with the name of one of these symbols.
 
We are happy to share with you this new collection, full of meaning and spirituality, originally created for my mother and now available for all those who are searching for a strong piece to support them in their daily difficulties and to overcome their doubts