God of Wealth (Yellow Jambhala) Thangka - 48x34cm

Dimensions (length * width ): 48x34 cm(±3%)

Material: Polymer Art Print

Yellow Jambhala, the God of Wealth, is a protective deity in Tibetan Buddhism, also known as the North King of the Four Heavenly Kings, Namtose, Vaisravana, the leader of all wealth deities. In the left hand, he holds the treasure-spitting mongoose, from whose mouth precious jewels emerge, symbolizing wealth bestowed by heaven.

Yellow Jambhala's heavenly realm is filled with golden treasures, which can liberate all beings from poverty, granting them material and spiritual well-being.

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