Description
Hand-Carved Dzambhala Sculpture for Abundance and Generosity
Skillfully shaped by Himalayan artisans, this hand-carved Dzambhala Sculpture measures 8.85”/22.5 cm in height with a 7.87”/20 cm base and weighs 2.14 kg. Crafted from an oxidized copper body, its subtly aged finish accentuates the carefully defined facial features, flowing garments, ornaments, and engraved details. Depicted in a commanding seated posture, the deity traditionally holds a wish-fulfilling jewel or citron and a jewel-spitting mongoose, symbolizing the removal of poverty and the generous distribution of abundance. Revered in Vajrayana Buddhism as a guardian of material and spiritual prosperity, this sculpture is a meaningful addition to an altar, meditation space, or distinguished Himalayan art collection.
The Buddhist deity of Wealth and Prosperity embodies generosity, abundance, protection, and the removal of obstacles related to scarcity. His sacred form represents the enlightened understanding that wealth is a resource to support compassion, spiritual practice, and the welfare of others. He is depicted with a powerful and dignified presence, often seated in the royal ease posture (Lalitasana), symbolizing stability, confidence, and the flourishing of auspicious qualities. His right hand holds the citron fruit (Bijapuraka), representing wish-fulfilling abundance and the fulfillment of virtuous aspirations, while his left hand holds the jewel-spitting mongoose (Nehulay), symbolizing generosity, the transformation of adversity into prosperity, and the continuous flow of resources. His majestic crown, jewelry, and ornaments reflect enlightened richness, while his commanding expression represents strength and protection. This sacred representation inspires practitioners to cultivate generosity, gratitude, ethical prosperity, and the wise use of abundance for spiritual growth and the benefit of all beings.
Size: 8.85”/22.5cm (Height) x 7.87”/20cm (Base)
Weight: 2.14 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
Dzambhala, often referred to as the God of Wealth in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon, is a protective deity and a member of the Jewel family. Rather than promoting worldly greed, his practice is intended to alleviate the suffering of poverty so that practitioners may focus on the path to enlightenment without distraction. He is a guardian of the Dharma who provides the necessary resources for spiritual growth and humanitarian efforts.
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