Description
Embodying Abundance: The Traditional Dzambhala Wealth Deity Statue
With a commanding height of 20.55 inches (52.2 cm), a 14.37-inch (36.5 cm) base, and a weight of 11.3 kg, this traditional Dzambhala statue makes an impressive shrine centerpiece. The copper body is handcrafted by skilled Nepali artisans and covered with luminous 24K gold gilding, detailed acrylic painting, and carefully placed gemstones. These finishes emphasize the deity’s powerful expression, elaborate crown, flowing garments, symbolic implements, and richly ornamented pedestal. The sculpture’s substantial scale and refined decorative work suit a Buddhist altar, meditation hall, prosperity shrine, or distinguished collection of Himalayan sacred art.
Dzambhala is depicted in a majestic seated posture, embodying both spiritual and material abundance. He traditionally holds a wealth-giving mongoose in his left hand, representing generosity and the release of resources for the benefit of others, while his right hand carries a citron fruit associated with prosperity and fulfilled aspirations. His rounded form signifies abundance, and his regal ornaments reflect the richness of enlightened qualities. More than a symbol of financial gain, Dzambhala represents the removal of poverty, miserliness, and obstacles that restrict generosity. His presence encourages practitioners to develop gratitude, responsible prosperity, and a sincere willingness to share their blessings with others.
Size: 20.55”/52.2cm (Height) x 14.37”/36.5cm (Base)
Weight: 11.3 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded , Acrylic Painting , Copper Body , Gemstones
Dzambhala (also Jambhala) is a revered wealth-giving deity in Tibetan Buddhism. He is often depicted in various forms, primarily associated with material and spiritual prosperity, dispelling financial hardship, and promoting generosity. Practitioners invoke Dzambhala's blessings not only for personal wealth but also to support dharma activities and alleviate the suffering of others. He is one of the Five Jambhalas, each with a distinct color and associated practice.