Tibetan Cundi Bodhisattva Gilded Amulet in Diamanté Case

This contemporary Tibetan Buddhist amulet depicts the Cundi Bodhisattva, a manifestation of Guan Yin, characterized by eighteen arms and multiple heads, seated in a lotus posture (padmasana) upon a tiered throne. The central figure is cast and finished with a bright gold gilding, showcasing intricate details in the mudras (hand gestures) and seated arrangement. The figure sits against a vibrant yellow silk or fabric background, which is traditional for Tibetan religious icons to signify wisdom and auspiciousness. The amulet is housed within a clear, custom-fitted protective casing that features a decorative outer frame densely encrusted with micro-pavé clear stones or diamanté crystals, giving it a modern, luxury finish. The casing is topped with a gold-toned bail for suspension as a pendant. The craftsmanship reflects a blend of traditional iconography with modern commercial jewelry presentation. The condition appears excellent with no visible wear to the gilding or missing stones. While inspired by ancient Buddhist art, the materials and presentation style suggest this is a modern high-end devotional item produced within the last 20 years, often sold in spiritual boutiques or during live-streamed auctions as indicated by the digital overlays in the image.