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Where to buy tsa tsa molds

This is our own workshop stock, shipped from Chengdu, China — no middleman and no dropshipper. Every mold is a hand-finished metal or resin master that you press with clay or plaster to cast small tsa tsa images for shrines, stupa fillings and pilgrimage offerings. If you are looking for where to buy tsa tsa molds in a specific deity, start from the type you need below; each listing names the deity and gives the finished size.

What a tsa tsa mold actually is

A tsa tsa (Tibetan tsha tsha) is a small clay or plaster image of a Buddha, bodhisattva or deity, pressed from a mold rather than carved. Molds are reusable: press, unmold, dry, and paint or gild if you wish. Traditional practice is to make sets of tsa tsa for stupa filling, for blessing tablets, or as offerings — the 13-deity sets are the most common request because a full set covers the main figures of a shrine.

How to choose

  • Single deity or full set — our 13-type sets give one mold for each major deity; single molds suit practitioners who already have a set and need a replacement.
  • Deity first, size second — pick the figure you actually practise (Chenrezig, Green Tara, Guru Rinpoche, Medicine Buddha, Vajrasattva and so on), then check the finished height, which is printed on every listing.
  • Clay or plaster — fine clay holds sharper detail; plaster sets faster and is easier to paint.

Shipping and price

Prices are listed per mold in USD, with tracked shipping calculated at checkout and free standard shipping on most orders. Molds are packed in foam and shipped within 1–3 business days.

Frequently asked questions

Do tsa tsa molds come with instructions?

Yes — each order includes a short pressing guide, and the listing photos show a finished tsa tsa next to the mold so you can see the result before you buy.

Can one mold make different sizes?

No. Each mold produces one fixed size; the finished height is stated in the listing title and description.

Do you sell the clay too?

We sell the molds, not the raw clay, because customs restrictions on powdered clay vary by country. Any fine air-drying clay or plaster works.

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