Goddess of Wealth & Abundance – Vasudhara

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Vasudhara is named Shiskar Apa in Lahul and Spiti. She is comparable to the Earth goddesses Phra Mae Thorani in Theravada and Tai folk religion and Bhumidevi and Prithvi in Hinduism. She is also known as Goddess of Wealth and Abundance.

Who is Vasudhara?

Vasudhara (Tib. Norgyunma), the Buddhist bodhisattva of money, prosperity, and abundance, is a Buddhist bodhisattva of riches, prosperity, and abundance. She is revered in many Buddhist countries and is depicted in Buddhist art and stories. Her reputation has spread to southern Buddhist countries, despite her origins as an Indian bodhisattva.

What is the mantra of Vasudhara?

The mantra of Vasudhara is Om Sri Vasudhara Ratna Nidhana Kashetri Soha.

Goddess Vasudhara is another manifestation of the Goddess Tara. According to the sutra, a generous and compassionate man who needs wealth to help the poor, requested the then human Shakyamuni Buddha for financial abundance. The Historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, then gave him the mantra of Goddess Vasudhara. But more than the material abundance, chanting this mantra will help attain spiritual growth as well.

What are the benefits of the Vasudhara mantra?

To be blessed by deities who will shower people with riches and prosperity, the Vasudhara mantra should be repeated.

Thangkas of vasudhara

Buddhist Deity vasudhara

This is an old Thangka of Vasudhara collection of Rubin Museum of Art. This thangka is handpainted on cotton using Ground Mineral Pigment. The size of this thangka is 71.12×52.71cm (28×20.75in).

Vasudhara and Hvashang (Tibetan: nor gyun ma dang hwa shang); the goddess of wealth alongside the patron to the 16 arhats.

Vasudhara is a peaceful deity. The color of her body is yellow. She has one face with long black hair piled in a mound on the crown of the head.

Her right arm is extended across the knee with the palm outward in the mudra of generosity holding the stem of a flower blossom supporting a gold vase filled with upright stalks of grain. The right hand held to the heart performs the mudra of blessing.

She is adorned with a jewelled tiara, gold earrings and pink ribbons, a choker, necklace, bracelets and anklets. She wears a red and blue scarf across the shoulders and a blue lower garment tied with a green sash.

The right leg pendant and the left drawn up she sits in a relaxed posture atop a moon disc, surrounded by a dark blue nimbus and green areola.

Vasudhara Old Thangka

This is an old Thangka of Vasudhara collection of Rubin Museum of Art. This thangka is handpainted on cotton using Ground Mineral Pigment.

Vasudhara has one face and two hands. Her right hand is in the gesture of supreme generosity and the left holds tufts of grain and a vase, showering down various jewels.

Vasudhara Painting

This is a Vasudhara painting collection of private.

Vasudhara Painting Art

This Vasudhara painting  is from private collection. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She is from Buddhist lineage.

Vasudhara Thangka

This Vasudhara thangka is from private collection. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She is from Buddhist lineage.

Tibetan Thangka of Vasudhara

This Vasudhara thangka is from private collection. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She is from Buddhist lineage.

Vasudhara Tibetan Thangka

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Zanabazar Museum of Fine Arts collection. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She is from a Buddhist lineage. The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton.

Tibetan Vasudhara Thangka Art

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She is from a Buddhist lineage. The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton.

Vasudhara is the Goddess of Wealth. She is yellow in color with one face and six hands.

Buddhist Vasudhara Thangka Art

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands. This thangka is from a private collection.

Tibetan Vasudhara Thangka Art

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She is from Buddist Lineage. This thangka is from a private collection.

Tibetan Vasudhara Thangka

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. She is from Buddist Lineage. This thangka is from a private collection.

This thangka is made between 1900 – 1959. The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton.

Buddhist Vasudhara Thangka

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. She is from Buddist Lineage. This thangka is from a private collection.

This thangka is made in beteen 1900 – 1959. The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton.

Vasudhara Traditional Thangka

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. She is from Buddist Lineage. This thangka is from a private collection.

This thangka is made in beteen 1900 – 1959. The material used to make this thangka is Ground: Cotton.

Vasudhara Ritual Thangka

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. She is from Buddist Lineage. This thangka is from a private collection.

This thangka is made in beteen 1900 – 1959. The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton

Traditional Vasudhara Thangka Art

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. She is from Buddist Lineage. This thangka is from a private collection.

This thangka is made in beteen 1900 – 1959. The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton.

Ritual Vasudhara Thangka Art

This Vasudhara thangka is from the Rubin Museum of Art. This thangka is from a Los Angeles County Museum of Art collection. Vasudhara has one face and six hands.

The material used to make this thangka is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. She is peaceful in appearance.

Vasudhara Mandalas

Vasudhara Mandala Art

This is a Mandala of Godess Vasudhara from Tibet. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of mandala. She has one face and 6 hands.

Vasudhara Buddhist Mandala

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. She has one face and 6 hands.

Buddhist Deity Vasudhara Mandala

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. She has one face and 6 hands.

Mandala of Vasudhara Art

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. She has one face and 6 hands.

Vasudhara Tibetan Mandala

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Tibet. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. She has one face and 2 hands.

She is from Buddhist Lineage. The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. She is peaceful in appearance. This mandala of Vasudhara is from a Private collection.

Tibetan Mandala of Vasudhara

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. She has one face and 6 hands. The size of this mandala is 103.50×87.60cm (40.75×34.49in).

She is from Buddhist Lineage. The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. She is peaceful in appearance. This mandala of Vasudhara is from a Private collection.

Vasudhara Tibetan Mandala

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Tibet. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. She has one face and 6 hands.

She is from Sakya, Ngor (Sakya), and Buddhist Lineage. The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. She is peaceful in appearance. This mandala of Vasudhara is from a Private collection.

Tibetan Vasudhara Mandala Art

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala.

. The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton.

Buddhist Vasudhara Mandala Art

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. Vasudhara has one face and six hands. She is from a Buddhist lineage.

. This mandala is from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art collection.

Tibetan Vasudhara Mandala Art

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. Vasudhara has one face and six hands. She is from a Buddhist lineage.

. The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. This mandala is from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art collection.

Tibetan Vasudhara Mandala

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. Vasudhara has one face and six hands. She is from a Buddhist lineage. This mandala is made between 1700 – 1799. She is peaceful in appearance.

The size of this mandala is 88x73cm (34.65×28.74in). The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. This mandala is from a private collection.

Traditional Vasudhara Mandala

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. Vasudhara has one face and six hands. She is from a Buddhist lineage. This mandala is made between 1800 – 1899. She is peaceful in appearance.

The size of this mandala is 99x78cm (38.98×30.71in). The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. This mandala is from a private collection.

Traditional Mandala of Vasudhara

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. This mandala is made between 1800 – 1899.

The size of this mandala is 80.01×60.96cm (31.50x24in). The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. This mandala is from a Rubin Museum of Art collection.

Ritual Mandala of Vasudhara

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. Vasudhara has one face and six hands. This mandala is made between 1800 – 1899. She is peaceful in appearance.

The size of this mandala is 81.58×48.56cm (32.12×19.12in). The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. This mandala is from a Rubin Museum of Art collection.

Buddhist Mandala of Vasudhara

This is a Mandala of Goddess Vasudhara from Nepal. Vasudhara is depicted in the center of the mandala. This mandala is made between 1700 – 1799. She has one face and six hands. She is a peaceful appearance.

The size of this mandala is 63.50×90.17cm (25×35.50in). The material used to make this mandala is Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton. This mandala is from a Rubin Museum of Art collection.

Statue of Vasudhara

Vasudhara Statue

This statue of vasudhara is from Nepal. She has one face, and six hands.

Vasudhara Buddhist Statue

This statue of vasudhara is from Nepal.

Vasudhara Tibetan Statue

This statue of vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is yellow in color with one face and six hands. Her first right hand is in a gesture of supreme generosity, the second ‘raining jewels,’ the third with the hand in a gesture accompanying singing. Her first left holds an abundant vase, the second a sheaf of grain, the third [holds] the Prajnaparamita text; adorned with all jewel ornaments.”

Vasudhara Traditional Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. She has one face and two hands. The right hand of Vasudhara is in the gesture of supreme generosity and the left holds tufts of rice and a vase, showering down various jewels. 

Buddhist Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. She has one face and six hands. The materialused to make this statue is metal. She is sitting on a lotus throne in a peaceful appearance. Vasudhara is from Buddhist lineage.

Tibetan Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. . The material used to make this statue is Copper, Mercuric Gild. Vasudhara is from Buddhist lineage.

Vasudhara Tibetan Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

Tibetan Vasudhara Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands.

Buddhist Vasudhara Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild, Precious Stone, Stone Inset: Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands.

Tibetan Vasudhara Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild, Precious Stone, Stone Inset: Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands.

Traditional Vasudhara Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands.

Traditional Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands.

Ritual Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is made between 1100 – 1199. The size of this statue is 20cm (7.87in) high. This statue is from a Private collection.

14th century Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is made between 1400 – 1499. This statue is from a Private collection.

Tibetan Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection.

Vasudhara Ritual Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. She is peaceful in appearance.

Vasudhara Traditional Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. The material used to make this thangka is Metal, Stone Inset: Turquoise.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. She is peaceful in appearance. She is yellow in color with one face and six hands. Her first right hand is in a gesture of supreme generosity, the second ‘raining jewels,’ the third with the hand in a gesture accompanying singing.

Her first left holds an abundant vase, the second a sheaf of grain, the third [holds] the Prajnaparamita text. She is adorned with all jewel ornaments.

Vasudhara Handmade Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. The material used to make this thangka is Metal.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. She is peaceful in appearance. She is yellow in color with one face and six hands. Her first right hand is in a gesture of supreme generosity, the second ‘raining jewels,’ the third with the hand in a gesture accompanying singing.

Her first left holds an abundant vase, the second a sheaf of grain, the third [holds] the Prajnaparamita text. She is adorned with all jewel ornaments.

Handmade Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. The material used to make this statue is Metal. This thangka is from a private collection.

Vasudhara Handmade Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. This statue is from The British Museum collection.

Vasudhara Ritual Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. This statue is from The British Museum collection.

Traditional Statue of Vasudhara Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. This statue is from The British Museum collection.

Ritual Statue of Vasudhara Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. This statue is from The British Museum collection. Vasudhara has one face and two hands. The right hand in the gesture of supreme generosity and the left holds tufts of rice and a vase, showering down various jewels.

13th Century Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. This statue was made between 1300 – 1399.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. The material used to make this statue is Metal. This thangka is from a The British Museum collection. The right hand of Vasudhara is in the gesture of supreme generosity and the left holds tufts of rice and a vase, showering down various jewels.

She is having jewel ornaments and garments of silk. She is Completely surrounded by friendly beings.

15th Century Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild.

Buddhist Statue of Vasudhara Art

Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection.

Vasudhara Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Private collection. The material used to make this statue is Metal.

12th Century Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. This statue was made between 1200 – 1299.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from a Patan Museum collection. The material used to make this statue is Metal. The right hand of Vasudhara is in the gesture of supreme generosity and the left holds tufts of rice and a vase, showering down various jewels.

Vasudhara Tibetan Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Tibet. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from Katimari collection.

Vasudhara Buddhist Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Tibet . Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from Katimari collection.

11th Century Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Tibet . Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from Rubin Museum of Art collection. This statue is made between 1100 – 1199. The material used to make this statue is Metal.

Vasudhara is a Budhdist goddess of wealth and harvest. She is closely linked with Jambhala another important god of wealth. Vasudhara has many forms and is also depicted as the consort of Jambhala.

16th Century Statueof Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from Rubin Museum of Art collection. This statue is made between 11600 – 1699. The material used to make this statue is Metal.

Vasudhara is a Budhdist goddess of wealth and harvest. She is closely linked with Jambhala another important god of wealth. Vasudhara has many forms and is also depicted as the consort of Jambhala.

Ritual Vasudhara Statue Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Tibet . Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from Tibet House Museum, New Delhi collection. The material used to make this statue is Bronze.

Handmade Statue of Vasudhara Art

This statue of Vasudhara is from Tibet . Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is from Tibet House Museum, New Delhi collection. The material used to make this statue is Bronze.

Buddhist Deity Vasudhara Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Tibet . Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. This statue is from Tibet House Museum, New Delhi collection.

15th Century Tibetan Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Copper. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. The size of the statue is 25.40cm (10in) high.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is made between 1500 – 1599. This statue is from John and Berthe Ford collection.

15th Century Buddhist Vasudhara Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild, Precious Stone. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is made between 1500 – 1599. This statue is from a Private collection.

Buddhist Handmade Statue of Vasudhara

This Vasudhara statue is from the Tibet House Roshan Sabavala, Mumbai, India collection.

Tibetan Handmade Statue of Vasudhara

Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. The material used to make this statue is Metal, Mercuric Gild. She is peaceful in appearance. This statue is from the Roshan Sabavala, Mumbai, India collection.

13th Century Buddhist Vasudhara Statue

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage.

This statue is made between 1300 – 1399. This statue is from the American Museum of Natural History collection. Vasudhara is yellow in color with one face and six hands.

Her first right hand is in a gesture of supreme generosity, the second ‘raining jewels,’ the third with the hand in a gesture accompanying singing. Her first left hand holds an abundant vase, the second a sheaf of grain, the third [holds] the Prajnaparamita text. She is adorned with all jewel ornaments.

Traditional Handmade Statue of Vasudhara

Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance. The material used to make this statue is Bronze. This statue is from the American Museum of Natural History collection.

15th Century Ritual Statue of Vasudhara

This statue of Vasudhara is from Nepal. The material used to make this statue is Metal. Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. Vasudhara is peaceful in appearance.

She has one face and six hands. This statue is made between 1500 – 1599. This statue is a private collection.

Traditional Handmade Statue of Vasudhara Art

Vasudhara is from a Buddhist lineage. She is peaceful in appearance. This statue is from Museum der Kulturen, Basel collection.

Vasudhara Paubha

Vasudhara, whose name means “stream of gems” in Sanskrit, is the Buddhist bodhisattva of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. She is popular in many Buddhist countries and is a subject in Buddhist legends and art. Originally an Indian bodhisattva, her popularity has spread to southern Buddhist countries.

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