Deity of wealth - Tibetan Yellow Jambhala Statue

Deity of wealth – Tibetan Yellow Jambhala Statue is hand made in Nepal by the process of lost – wax system using copper material. The weight of this statue is 3.8 kg (3.38 lbs) and the dimension is 28*29 cm (11*11 inches).

Iconography of Yellow Jambhala

Yellow Jambhala is widely recognized as the most potent and respected Deity of Wealth. He is believed to be a manifestation of Buddha Ratnasambhava and has the ability to eradicate poverty in all six realms while also enhancing longevity, wisdom, and moral goodness.

Lord Vaisravana is considered to be a manifestation of one of the Four Great Heavenly Kings responsible for safeguarding the world. He is regarded as a divine entity who grants fortune and safeguards, residing in a crystal palace located in the northern area of the fourth level of Mount Sumeru.

Yellow Jambhala is described as having a yellow body and sitting in the vajra position with his right leg extended and his left leg bent. He has one face and two arms, with his left hand holding a mongoose named Nehulay that emits precious jewels from its mouth, and his right-hand gripping a gem-shaped fruit and a lotus leaf. It is said that due to his continual protection of the Buddhas, he has acquired a great deal of knowledge.

In Tibetan Tantric depictions of Lord Vaisravana, the precious pagoda is replaced by a mongoose that emits various treasures. Additionally, Yellow Jambhala is often seen seated on a lotus, sun disk, and moon disk.

Yellow Jambhala Mantra

The yellow Jambhala mantra is Om Jambhala Jalendraye Svaha.