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Jambhala God Of Wealth Statue: A Symbol of Prosperity

Immerse yourself in the essence of wealth and prosperity with our exquisite Jambhala God Of Wealth Pure Bronze Statue. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this statue is a powerful talisman that brings blessings of abundance and good fortune into your life. Its unique inlay of coral, malachite, and lapis stone adds a touch of natural elegance, making it a stunning piece for any collection or home.

Product Specifications and Features

Boasting dimensions of 8.5 inches tall and 6.2 inches wide, this statue is a perfect blend of size and sophistication. Weighing 2.6 kilograms, it is substantial enough to make a statement yet portable enough to place in any desired location. Made from pure bronze, the statue is durable and will stand the test of time. Its origin as a handmade piece in Nepal adds a cultural richness that is sure to be appreciated by collectors and enthusiasts alike.

• Dimensions: 8.5 inches tall, 6.2 inches wide
• Weight: 2.6 Kilograms
• Materials: Pure Bronze, Coral, Malachite, Lapis Stone Inlay
• Origin: Handmade in Nepal

Embrace Wealth and Protection with Jambhala

For those seeking to enhance their prosperity and well-being, the Jambhala statue is an ideal choice. As the Buddhist form of Kubera, Jambhala is revered as the God of Wealth and is often approached for blessings of abundance. This statue, with its key symbolism of wealth, good fortune, and protection of the Dharma, is a powerful addition to any space. Whether you are looking to attract prosperity into your home or office, or simply wish to honor this revered deity, this statue is a must-have.

• God of Wealth: Jambhala is the Buddhist form of Kubera and is known as the "money guard."
• Wealth & Good Fortune: He is depicted with symbols of abundance, including a lemon and a mongoose that spits jewels.
• Protector of Dharma: Jambhala serves as a guardian of the Dharma and all living beings.