Yellow Dzambhala is an embodiment of Ratnasambhava who is the Dhyani Buddha of equanimity. As a result, this Nepali Yellow Dzambhala statue can still make devotees wealthy but alleviation of poverty is given priority. It is the Buddhist mandate of Dzambhala to make basic necessities accessible to the less fortunate.
By alleviating extreme poverty Dzambhala will help to eliminate the defilements that it creates. This is because if people cannot meet their basic needs it can lead to crime. As a result, it is much more difficult to adhere to the Dharma path for the impoverished. Additionally, Dzambhala encourages devotees to contribute as much as possible to eliminate wealth disparity.
Features of Nepali Yellow Dzambhala Sculpture
This Nepali Yellow Dzambhala sculpture has the banner of victory leaning against his right shoulder. It is an auspicious Tibetan symbol representing the Buddha’s victory over the demon Mara. Yellow Jambhala, the most popular form of the Buddhist God of Wealth, holds the citron fruit in his right hand and the jewel-spitting mongoose Nehulay in his left — learn more about Yellow Jambhala statue meaning and iconography. Near left knee are some citron fruits also known as medicinal fruits or “bijapuraka”.
Dzambhala is one of the eight Dharmapala who is responsible for the protection of the Dharma. This task was given to him by Shakyamuni Buddha after Dzambhala protected him from the demon Mara. Although there are 5 emanations of Dzambhala, the Yellow Dzambhala is the most popular.
Authentic, Handmade in Nepal
Every statue and ritual item is handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, using traditional lost wax casting and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Nepal's Department of Archaeology, verifying its materials, technique, and origin.
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