Buddha Statues Jambhala

• Dimensions: M (H: 10.6in) / L (H: 14.2in) / XL (H: 21.7in)
• Weight: M (3.3lb) / L (9.9lb) / XL (29.1lb)
• Materials: Pure Bronze Statue with Coral & Hand-Painted
• Origin: Handmade in Nepal

Jambhala (Sanskrit: जम्भल, Tibetan: སེར་སྐྱ་ཛམ་བྷཱ་ལ་) is a wealth deity in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly in Vajrayana traditions. He belongs to the "Five Jambhala Deities" system (Yellow, White, Black, Red, and Green Jambhalas), each corresponding to different spiritual merits. His iconography is commonly associated with wealth, abundance, and compassion.

Key Symbolism:

• Symbol of Material Wealth: Jambhala is regarded as the guardian of wealth.
• Balance Between Wealth and Charity: Jambhala not only bestows riches but also reminds devotees to practice generosity with compassion, avoiding greed.
• Wealth Beyond the Material: Though a wealth deity, Jambhala in Buddhism represents "spiritual riches" more profoundly.
• Overcoming Avarice and Attachment: Jambhala's ritual objects (such as the wish-fulfilling jewel) symbolize accumulating merit through generosity and relinquishing attachment to material possessions.

The mantra of Buddha Vairocana is:
“Om Jambhala Jalendraye Svaha”
（ॐ जम्भल जलेन्द्रये स्वाहा）