Symbols & Syllables

Ah Syllable

Āḥ · ཨཱཿ

Ah, written Āḥ in Sanskrit transliteration, is associated with awakened speech in the familiar sequence Om Ah Hung. Its open calligraphic form appears here in pendants, earrings and brooches. The explicitly named Om Ah Hung necklace is included as a composition of three syllables.

Ah Syllable

Ah Syllable PendantAh Syllable PendantTashi Mannox
Ah Syllable PendantAh syllable pendant in silver.
Ah Syllable Brooch, Gold Plated 4gAh Syllable Brooch, Gold Plated 4gTashi Mannox
Ah Syllable Brooch, Gold Plated 4gAh syllable brooch in gold plating.
OM AH HUNG MantraOM AH HUNG MantraNEWTashi Mannox
OM AH HUNG MantraOm, Ah and Hung brought together in a silver necklace.
AH Syllable Stud Earrings 14K Yellow Gold, 1.42gAH Syllable Stud Earrings 14K Yellow Gold, 1.42g
AH Syllable Stud Earrings 14K Yellow Gold, 1.42gAh syllable earrings in 14K yellow gold.
Ah Syllable PendantAh Syllable PendantTashi Mannox
Ah Syllable PendantAh syllable pendant in 14K yellow gold.
Ah Syllable Brooch, Silver 4gAh Syllable Brooch, Silver 4gTashi Mannox
Ah Syllable Brooch, Silver 4gAh syllable brooch in silver.

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