Dzambhala Spiritual Sculpture | Prosperity Figure

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SKU: DZAJ20422

Size: 58cm x 54cm

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Dzambhala Prosperity Figure |  Embodiment of Abundant Blessings

This Dzambhala prosperity deity sculpture, standing 58 cm (22.8 inches) tall, showcases outstanding craftsmanship from Nepal. It is adorned with a triple layer of 24K gold gilding and features deeply carved details that produce a vivid 3D effect. The statue merges sacred symbols with exquisite artistry, representing prosperity and spiritual richness. Its striking presence and detailed work inspire devotion, making it perfect for meditation, contemplation, or any sacred setting.

The statue exudes elegance with its superbly carved base, precisely inlaid gemstones, and intricate gold ornamentation. Dzambhala, representing both protection and abundance, rises majestically above a lotus base, symbolizing purity and spiritual growth. His serene yet commanding visage, with calm fury and deep blue brows, radiates divine authority. The jewel-studded breast surface signifies wealth and prosperity, while the intricate forward halo represents spiritual illumination. Every detail, from his adornments to his posture, exudes majesty, inviting both devotion and inspiration in any sacred space.

Size: 22.8”/58cm (Height) x 21.2”/54cm (Base)
Weight: 21.66 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body, Gemstones, Handcarved Gemstones

Dzambhala, or Jambhala, is the Buddhist God of Wealth, originating from the Sanskrit term "Jambha," meaning "golden one." He is considered an emanation of Avalokiteshvara or Manjushri and is associated with the accumulation of merit, prosperity, and financial stability. His practice is believed to alleviate poverty, allowing practitioners to focus on spiritual growth without material concerns and to support the Dharma. There are five forms of Dzambhala, with Yellow Dzambhala being the most common, always depicted holding a mongoose that vomits jewels.

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