The Tibetan Snow Lion is a symbol of power, strength, and fearlessness in Tibetan culture and Buddhism. It represents the protector of the Buddhist teachings and the harmony between mind and nature. Often depicted in pairs, the Snow Lions are believed to protect the land, stand as guardians of the Dharma, and symbolize unconditional cheerfulness.

A “Tibetan Snow Lion set” typically refers to decorative or artistic items, often statues, carvings, or depictions of these majestic creatures in pairs. These sets are crafted in various forms, such as metal, wood, or stone, and are used as both spiritual symbols and decorative items in homes, temples, and monasteries. The Snow Lion is often portrayed in a powerful stance, sometimes with one paw raised, and with flowing manes and tails, indicating their wild, untamable nature.

In Tibetan Buddhism, they are also associated with the concept of fearlessness and the ability to overcome obstacles.