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Bracelets
Tamashii Shamballa
Tamashii Shamballa Bracelets, handcrafted in Tibet in silver and natural stones, carry on the Guru Stone the sacred Mantra of Compassion “OM MANI PADME HUM”, linked in Tibetan Buddhist tradition to Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Recited for centuries by the Tibetan people and monks during prayer and meditation practices, this mantra is a symbol of compassion, protection and inner awareness.
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Principessa Gyalmo Jewelry
Gerardo Molino was inspired by Principessa Gyalmo in creating this jewelry collection.
The jewelry is handmade in Tibet, in the Himalayan area, by master craftspeople using Tibetan silver and natural stones, carefully set in mosaic according to workmanship that recalls the style and aesthetics of original jewelry from the period.
PLACES OF SILENCE
Lhasa, the Potala, courtyards, doors, prayer wheels, flags moved by the wind. Images collected as documentation, never as advertising: cultural photography remains separate from jewelry photography.
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Tibetan Mala
Tibetan Mala, handcrafted in Tibet with natural stones and traditional materials, originated as objects connected to Tibetan culture and meditation. Today they are also appreciated as wearable accessories thanks to the charm of the stones, handcrafted workmanship and strong symbolic value. Worn as necklaces or wrapped around the wrist, they combine Himalayan tradition, contemporary style and authenticity, becoming jewelry with a unique and recognizable character.
The journey
From the roads of the Himalaya, jewelry that carries a story
For years Gerardo Molino traveled across the East following roads, mountains, cities and cultures. From Mongolia to China, from the regions of the Himalaya to the Tibetan world. Journeys made of encounters, places, traditions and symbols that left a deep mark over time.
From these experiences comes ANIMA DEL TIBET: a selection of jewelry, stones and symbols chosen to tell the story of a world where craftsmanship, spirituality and beauty have coexisted for centuries.
Not simple ornaments, but objects capable of preserving the memory of a place, a culture and a journey.
"Every journey leaves something with us. Sometimes it can be worn"
