Zambala – God of Wealth Thangka

Description:

Zambala – God of Wealth Thangka

Zambala, also known as Kubera, is revered as the Buddhist God of Wealth and Prosperity. He is believed to protect against poverty and grant abundance, both material and spiritual, to sincere practitioners.

In this thangka, Zambala is depicted seated regally upon a lotus throne, holding a precious jewel-spitting mongoose, symbolizing generosity and the endless flow of wealth. His radiant form exudes compassion and power, reminding devotees that true prosperity arises from wisdom and virtue.

The painting is enriched with auspicious elements—lotus flowers for purity, vibrant gold highlights for abundance, and protective symbols that invite blessings into the practitioner’s life. The artistry reflects the harmony between spiritual symbolism and traditional craftsmanship.

Product Specifications:

• Materials: 24k Gold, Acrylic Colors

• Canvas: Cotton Canvas

• Dimensions: Available in various sizes

• Hand Painted: By master artisans in Nepal

• Origination: Nepal

Key Benefits:

• Prosperity & Abundance: Attracts wealth, stability, and good fortune into one’s life.

• Spiritual Protection: Guards against poverty and negative influences.

• Cultural Authenticity: Hand-painted in the Karma Gadri style, reflecting centuries of artistic tradition.

• Decorative Elegance: Suitable for altars, meditation rooms, or as meaningful home decor.

Caring for Your Thangka:

To preserve the beauty and spiritual energy of your White Tara Thangka:

• Hang it in a traditional silk brocade for added elegance.

• Regularly inspect the borders and attachments.

• Keep it covered when not in use to protect from light and humidity.

• Rotate between display and storage to maintain its longevity.

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THIS THANGKA CAN BE CUSTOMIZED IN YOUR PREFERRED SIZE.

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About Thangka:

Thangkas are sacred Tibetan and Nepali Buddhist paintings, serving as meditation tools and spiritual aids. They feature vibrant colors and intricate details, embodying spiritual transformation. Karma Gadri style, originating from the 8th Karmapa, blends Tibetan, Indian, and Chinese influences, emphasizing simplicity and harmony.

About Karma Gadri Style Thangka:

Karma Gadri Thangkas are renowned for their serene beauty and delicate brushwork, embodying clarity and mindfulness. This style is ideal for meditation and visualization practices, offering a unique blend of spiritual significance and aesthetic appeal.