Jambhala Statue, aus Kupfer gegossene Figur, Filigran verziert

Jambhala is the god of wealth, merchants, traders and the guardian of the earth's treasures. In his right hand he holds a lemon. Jambhala is quite corpulent and looks wealthy. He is accompanied by a mongoose that vomits jewels.
Jambhala is also seen as an emanation of Avalokitesvara or Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion.

He is the emanation of Buddha Ratnasambhava. He can eliminate poverty in the six realms and increase virtues, life span and wisdom.
He is also said to be an emanation of Vaisravana, one of the "Four Great Heavenly Kings who protect the world." He is the Guardian of Light in Buddhism, a great benevolent deity who grants good fortune and protection. Lord Vaisravana lives in the northern region under the Four Heavens, in the Northern Crystal Palace on the fourth level of Mount Sumeru. His servants are either Yaksas or Bhaisajya-Yaksas. According to the commentary on the Lotus Sutra, this Heavenly King is extremely knowledgeable, having received many teachings through his constant protection of the Buddhas.

You can use this figurine for many different purposes, such as for yoga, for meditation sessions, for various Buddhist festive occasions and even as a precious interior decoration.

Jambhala (Kubera) statue

Figure cast from copper, lost wax technique, decorated with filigree, silver-plated and gold-plated with turquoise, coral and lapis lazuli. Handmade. Made in-house.

• Height: 6.5" / 16.7 cm
  
• Width: 4.9" / 12.4 cm
• Depth: 3.1" / 7.9 cm
• Weight: 806 g

A NOTICE
The face painting is a cold gold application and is water-soluble.