Buddhist Hand-Painted Thangka of Pancha Kuber (Five Jambhala), Tibetan Style

Item Code: HME14977
Weight: 100 grams
Size: 70 x 50 cm
Material: Cotton Canvas
Availability: In stock

Five Jambhala: The Wealth Gods

Jambhala, known as Dzambhala in Tibetan Buddhism and Kuber in Hindu mythology, is revered as the God of Wealth.

• Significance:
  • Jambhala is associated with the Jewel family, symbolizing prosperity and abundance.
  • An emanation of Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the Bodhisattva of Compassion, he manifests as the wealth-giving Buddha to alleviate poverty and foster financial stability.
• The Five Jambhalas:
  • Each Jambhala is distinct, with unique attributes, mantras, and practices designed to attract wealth and eliminate scarcity.
  • The artwork includes representations of all five Jambhalas, aiding visualization and devotion.

This thangka serves as a powerful tool for meditation and spiritual practice, bringing blessings of wealth, prosperity, and compassion.

Introduction to Thangka Art

Thangkas are deeply revered in Tibetan Buddhism for their artistic and spiritual value:

• Medium: Painted on cotton canvas or silk with meticulous detail.
• Subjects: Depict Buddhist deities, mandalas, and sacred narratives.
• Presentation:
  • Traditionally rolled for storage, unframed, resembling ancient scrolls.
  • Mounted on textile backings with silk coverings for protection.

Thangkas are sacred objects that aid in meditation, offering a visual focus for spiritual teachings. Proper care in dry environments ensures their preservation.

A Unique Tibetan Masterpiece

The Pancha Kuber (Five Jambhala) Thangka is perfect for:

• Spiritual practices: Enhances wealth-attracting rituals and meditation.
• Collectors: A rare and meaningful addition to any art collection.
• Gifting: Symbolizes blessings of prosperity and compassion.