God of wealth is believed to help eliminate poverty and create financial stability.
It is a spiritual belief to be wealthy that helps to minimize misfortunes and obstacles and increase good fortune and happiness.
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Five Jambhalas
From $329( 55 x 80 cm )Quick ViewThe Tibetan legend that describes the origin of the Jambhala Wealth Gods is very interesting. It is said that a revered high Lama, Lama Atisha, was walking alone when he found a man starving and near death.
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Kubera Thangka
From $239( 47 x 68 cm )Quick ViewIn Buddhism, Jambhala is known as the god of wealth and good fortune. Jambhala is also known as Vaishravana, the popular god of wealth in Hindu Mythology and holds a strong resemblance to the Hindu deity Kubera.
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The Yellow Zambala Thangka
From $399( 62 x 86 cm )Quick ViewZambala is believed to help eliminate poverty and create financial stability and often called as “Gold of Wealth”. He is a Bodhisattva of material and spiritual wealth that helps to minimize misfortunes and obstacles and increase good fortune and
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The Lords of Wealth Zambala
From $139( 38 x 50 cm )Quick ViewZambala is considered the most popular and powerful of the Wealth Gods. Yellow Zambala is the manifestation of Buddha Ratnasambhava. He is protecting the dharma and if anyone chants his name, he will come and help this person.
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Zambala Money Guard
From $319( 110 x 157 cm )Quick ViewZambala is commonly known as money guard. The God of wealth, the Buddhist form of Kubera. The prosperous-looking Zambala is always shown a bit overweight, in fact, not really fat, but with a healthy body.
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Yellow Zambala Thangka
From $49( 18 x 25 cm )Quick ViewZambala is believed to help eliminate poverty and create financial stability and often called as “Gold of Wealth”. He is a Bodhisattva of material and spiritual wealth that helps to minimize misfortunes and obstacles and increase good fortune and
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Zambhala
From $299( 53 x 76 cm )Quick ViewZambhala is known as the God of Wealth and appropriately a member of the Jewel Family. In Hindu, Mythology Jambhala is known as Kuber. Jambhala is also believed to be an emanation of Avalokitesvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion.