Four sacred symbols. One copper cuff. Wear wealth attraction, spiritual protection, and Buddhist wisdom on your wrist — every single day. Material: Copper · 999 silver-tone finishStyle: Open cuff · AdjustableOuter engravings: Pixiu · Lucky coins · Om Mani Padme HumInner engraving: Heart Sutra (Prajñāpāramitā)Fit: Unisex · Most wrist sizesTradition: Tibetan Buddhist · Chinese feng shui What Makes This Bangle Different Most Pixiu bangles engrave a single symbol and call it done. The PotalaStore Fortune Pixiu Lucky Bangle layers four distinct protective and prosperity symbols — each from a different corner of Tibetan and Chinese spiritual tradition — into one precisely crafted open-cuff bangle. The outer band carries three wealth symbols you can see. The inner band carries one wisdom scripture pressed directly against your skin. That combination is rare, and it’s the reason serious practitioners and feng shui adherents choose this piece over a simpler charm bracelet. Four Sacred Symbols, Decoded You deserve to know exactly what you’re wearing — and why each element was chosen. ① Pixiu (貔貅) — The Wealth Beast In Chinese mythology, Pixiu is the ninth son of the Dragon King — a creature that devours gold, silver, and jewels from all directions but, sealed by the Jade Emperor, can never release them. The result: a mythical being that accumulates wealth without end. Wearing Pixiu is believed to activate the same flow of cai qi (wealth energy) around you, drawing fortune inward and keeping it there. ② Chinese Lucky Coins — Heaven & Earth The round-outside, square-holed coins engraved on the band are no decoration. Round = Heaven; square = Earth — together they represent cosmic harmony and the circulation of wealth between the two realms. Historically cast from copper alloy (the same base as your bangle), these coins absorbed generations of collective wealth energy. Their presence here amplifies the Pixiu’s pull. ③ Om Mani Padme Hum — The Six-Word Mantra The most widely recited mantra in Tibetan Buddhism, Om Mani Padme Hum is the mantra of Avalokiteshvara — the bodhisattva of boundless compassion (known in Tibet as Chenrezig). Each syllable purifies a specific dimension of suffering: Om releases pride, Ma dissolves jealousy, Ni releases desire, Pad dissolves prejudice, Me sharpens concentration, Hum releases hatred. ④ Heart Sutra — Inscribed Inside, Against Your Skin The Prajñāpāramitā-hṛdaya — the Heart of Perfect Wisdom — is the most chanted scripture in Mahayana Buddhism. Its essential teaching: “Form is emptiness; emptiness is form.” Engraved on the inner band of your bangle, it rests where no one else can see it, working silently as a personal wisdom anchor throughout your day. Why Wear It? Spiritual & Feng Shui Benefits This bangle was designed to work on four simultaneous levels. Think of it as a complete system, not a single charm: Attract wealth — Pixiu draws *cai qi* from all eight directions Retain what you attract — sealed Pixiu holds fortune and prevents loss Ward off negative energy — Pixiu and the mantra shield against ill intention and misfortune Cultivate inner clarity — the Heart Sutra anchors wisdom against the noise of daily life Appease Tai Sui — particularly valuable in years when your zodiac conflicts with the Grand Duke Jupiter Invite windfall luck — traditionally associated with unexpected income and timely opportunities “Thus the six syllables, Om Mani Padme Hum, mean that in dependence on the practice of a path which is an indivisible union of method and wisdom, you can transform your impure body, speech, and mind into the pure exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha.”— Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama, Kindness, Clarity, and Insight (Snow Lion, 2006) Craftsmanship & Materials — What You’re Really Getting The bangle is copper with a 999 silver-tone finish. Here’s why that matters: pure 999 fine silver (99.9% Ag) is too soft for a structural daily-wear cuff — it bends and dents easily. A copper core gives the bangle the rigidity and durability you need for a piece you’ll wear every day, while the 999 silver finish delivers the luminous, antique-silver aesthetic you see in the photos. Copper itself carries significance in feng shui as the Metal element — a natural conductor of wealth chi, and the same alloy historically used to cast China’s most powerful imperial coins. The oxidized, darkened relief on the Pixiu and coin engravings is intentional: it creates depth, texture, and the weathered gravitas of a piece that looks like it has history. How to Wear Your Pixiu Bangle — Do It Right There is a correct way to wear a Pixiu piece, and it matters. Follow these steps to activate the bangle’s energy from day one: Left wrist only.In feng shui, the left hand is yourreceiving hand— wealth energy flows in from the left, out from the right. Always wear on the left. Pixiu head faces outward.Point the Pixiu’s head toward your little finger, so it “hunts” wealth from the world outside and carries it back to you. Remove before sleep, bathing, or intimacy.Water and unconscious movement weaken the bond between wearer and talisman. Take it off; store it facing a door or window. Don’t let others handle it.If someone else touches your bangle, rinse it gently under clean running water to reset its energy. Stroke the body daily.Touch the Pixiu’s back and sides — never the eyes or mouth (its hunting tools). Daily contact deepens the connection between you and the piece. Who This Bangle Is For — and Who Should Skip It The Fortune Pixiu Lucky Bangle is especially meaningful for: Entrepreneurs, business owners, and investors seeking a focused wealth talisman Anyone in a career or financial transition who wants to shift their energy Those in a Tai Sui conflict year who need protective energy Practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism or Chinese feng shui who want a wearable daily reminder Collectors of authentic Tibetan jewelry and sacred Buddhist jewelry A note of traditional caution: those under 16, over 70, or who are pregnant are traditionally advised to avoid Pixiu jewelry. The creature carries strong yang energy, and traditional feng shui suggests this can overwhelm a weaker or more sensitive constitution. This is a cultural guideline, not a medical one — use your own judgment. The Perfect Gift 2026 Fire Horse Year 2026 marks the Year of the Fire Horse — a rare astrological event that returns only once every 60 years (the last was 1966). In Chinese tradition, the Fire Horse year brings intensity, transformation, and powerful momentum — but also risk. A Fortune Pixiu Lucky Bangle grounds that energy toward prosperity and protection. This bangle arrives gift-ready and is meaningful for: Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year begins February 17, 2026) Business openings, promotions, and new ventures Milestone birthdays and milestone anniversaries Mentors, partners, parents — anyone you wish lasting wealth and peace A traditional pairing: include a red envelope (hongbao) with a denomination in a multiple of 8 — the number of infinite abundance in Chinese numerology. Frequently Asked Questions Which hand should I wear the Fortune Pixiu Lucky Bangle on? Always your left wrist — the receiving hand in feng shui. Wealth energy enters from the left and flows out from the right. Wearing it on the right would reverse the intended energy flow. What does Om Mani Padme Hum actually mean? Most simply: “the jewel is in the lotus.” The Dalai Lama’s teaching is deeper — each syllable purifies one of six realms of suffering, and together they express the union of wisdom and compassion that leads to enlightenment. It is the mantra of Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the bodhisattva revered across all Tibetan Buddhist lineages. What is the Heart Sutra engraved inside? The Prajñāpāramitā-hṛdaya (Heart of Perfect Wisdom) is the most recited Mahayana Buddhist scripture. Its central line — “form is emptiness, emptiness is form” — is a direct teaching on impermanence and the nature of reality. Engraved on the inner band, it presses directly against your skin throughout the day. Is the bangle solid silver or copper? The bangle has a copper core with a 999 silver-tone finish. Pure 999 fine silver (99.9% Ag) is too malleable for a structural daily-wear cuff. Copper provides durability; the silver-tone finish provides the antique aesthetic visible in our product photos. This is standard construction for bangles of this style. Can I sleep or shower with it? No. Remove the bangle before sleeping, bathing, swimming, or intense exercise. Water — especially chlorinated or salt water — degrades the silver-tone finish over time. Traditional feng shui also recommends removing it during sleep so the Pixiu “rests” and your connection resets. Who should not wear a Pixiu bangle? Traditional feng shui advises against wearing Pixiu jewelry if you are pregnant, under 16, or over 70. The creature’s strong yang energy is considered potentially overwhelming for those with naturally softer or more sensitive chi. This is a cultural tradition, not a medical recommendation. What if my bangle breaks or scratches? In feng shui belief, a broken talisman has absorbed a negative impact meant for you. Wrap it in a red cloth, thank it, and replace it. A scratched or patinated bangle — one that is still intact — is considered “alive” and working. A natural silver-tone patina is normal and can be gently polished with a soft cloth.
