Jambhala – God of Wealth in Bronze/Copper with Stones – Nepal, 16 cm - BR315

Beautiful and finely detailed Jambhala figure in bronze/copper from Nepal, crafted in the 20th century. The piece is a fine example of traditional craftsmanship.

In Buddhist tradition, Jambhala is known as the god of wealth and prosperity, associated with abundance, protection, and material well-being.

This Buddha figure is seated on a lotus throne and richly decorated.

The face is hand-painted, adding warmth and expression.

The figure is adorned with inlaid stones, enhancing its decorative appeal.

In his left hand, Jambhala holds a mongoose (often mistaken for a rat), symbolizing the power to generate wealth and overcome greed.

The base is sealed with a copper plate bearing a mark, often indicating traditional consecration.

With a height of 16 cm, this is a decorative and collectible Jambhala figure from Nepal.

An excellent choice for collectors seeking a symbol of prosperity and abundance.