🕉 Shiva Amulets 🕉
The Lord of the Three Worlds

In this section of our store, you'll discover an exceptional collection of amulets, talismans, and sacred objects dedicated to Shiva—the Hindu god of destruction, transformation, and asceticism. This powerful Mahadeva is a central figure in the Vedic tradition, a master of yoga, lord of time and renewal, and bearer of the inner fire that consumes ignorance and ego.

🔱 Shiva in Hinduism: The Great Cosmic Ascetic

Shiva, whose name means "the Auspicious One," is one of the three members of the Trimurti, alongside Brahma the creator and Vishnu the protector . Shiva is the companion of Parvati and the father of the elephant god Ganesh . He is often depicted seated in meditation, wearing the crescent moon, the sacred Ganges springing from his hair, surrounded by serpents, and holding the trident. He sometimes dances the cosmic dance (Tandava), symbolizing the eternal cycle of creation and destruction. Shiva is also worshipped in his symbolic forms: the lingam (sacred column) and the rudraksha seed.

🛕 Phra Isuan: Shiva in Thai tradition

In Thai culture, Shiva is known as Phra Isuan , lord of the gods and supreme deity in the Hindu pantheon of ancient Siam. Depictions of Phra Isuan are found in royal shrines, the frescoes of the Ramakien (Thai version of the Ramayana), and in many Brahmanic ceremonies associated with the monarchy. He is sometimes depicted seated on the bull Nandi or represented in multiple forms, combining power and serenity.

🏔 Shiva the eternal yogi in his cave on Mount Kailash

An ancient tradition tells us that Shiva never left our world. He still resides today in a secret cave on Mount Kailash , in the heart of Tibet. Dressed in tiger skins and covered in ashes, he has meditated uninterruptedly for eons, in diamond-like silence at the summit of the Himalayan range, invisible to human eyes but accessible to the pure heart.

⚔️ Shiva in the Rāmāyana:
A technological warrior power

In epic texts like the Ramayana, Shiva sometimes takes on a form of supernatural martial power. The weapons and vehicles used in these stories, such as the astra and vimana , give the modern reader the impression of reading a science fiction novel! Energy shields, multiplying arrows, cosmic explosions, and flying vehicles evoke ancient knowledge far beyond our current understanding.

👹 Mahākāla: Shiva in the Tibetan tradition

In Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, Shiva manifests in the fearsome form of Mahākāla , the Great Lord of Time. He is the protector of the teachings, destroyer of the demons of illusion and inner obstacles. This black, flaming deity, often depicted with six arms and a ferocious smile, embodies the wrathful aspect of ultimate wisdom and the uncompromising compassion of the bodhisattvas.

🔮 Shiva, Rudraksha and Lingam Amulets: Blessings and Powers

Shiva amulets take many forms: classical representations of the god in meditation or dancing the Tandava, warrior forms, multiple heads, or esoteric symbols. These objects are said to bring inner strength, mental clarity, the destruction of evil influences, and great spiritual protection. The sacred Rudraksha seeds , taken from Shiva's tears, are used for prayer, meditation, and healing. As for Shiva Lingam stones , they come from the Narmada River and symbolize the union of the masculine and feminine, the totality of creation in a single sacred object.

The mystical Yantram diagram of Shiva.

Discover here a rare and authentic selection of Shiva amulets and his manifestations, from Hindu, Thai and Tibetan traditions.