Handmade White Dzambhala Statue: The Radiant Lord of Abundance
The White Dzambhala Statue, known as the Radiant Lord of Abundance, stands majestically at a height of 12.60 inches (32 cm) with a base measuring 9.84 inches (25 cm). Weighing 4.30 kilograms, this exquisite statue is crafted from a copper body, meticulously adorned with 24K gold gilding, and enhanced with detailed gold and acrylic paintings. Its radiant finish and symbolic significance make it a remarkable piece both in artistry and spiritual value. This masterpiece is created by the talented artist whose dedication to traditional techniques brings the sacred figure of Dzambhala to life with profound beauty and reverence.
The White Dzambhala Statue captures the Wealth Deity in a grand pose atop a dragon, a proud emblem of might and guardianship. Clutched in the left hand is a mongoose, famed for scattering jewels, while a trident rests over the shoulders, embodying royal power and spiritual vigor. The right hand wields a staff crowned with a vajra, a token of unbreakable wisdom. With three eyes signaling deep insight, the figure sits atop an intricate base, framed by a glowing halo that amplifies its sacred aura—making this statue a compelling emblem of prosperity and protection.
Size: 12.60 in / 32 cm (Height) × 9.84 in / 25 cm (Base)
Weight: 4.30 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
White Dzambhala is a revered deity in Tibetan Buddhism known as the god of wealth and prosperity. Unlike other forms of Dzambhala, who may be depicted in different colors symbolizing various aspects of wealth and generosity, White Dzambhala specifically represents spiritual wealth, purity, and the removal of obstacles to abundance. He is believed to bring blessings of prosperity, good fortune, and protection from poverty to practitioners. White Dzambhala is often depicted riding a dragon, holding a mongoose that spits jewels, and carrying a vajra-topped staff, symbolizing his power to grant material and spiritual riches while overcoming negativity.