Yellow Jambhala Statue | Handmade Copper Sculpture | Fire Gold Plated with Hand-Painted Face
Item Details:
• Item Code: HME30787
• Weight: 1950 grams
• Dimensions (cm): 20 (H) × 19 (W) × 11 (D)
• Material: Copper
• Availability: In Stock
About Yellow Jambhala
Yellow Jambhala, also known as Dzambhala or Jambala, is revered as the God of Wealth in Tibetan Buddhism. He is a manifestation of compassion, often associated with Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), and belongs to the Jewel Family, symbolizing generosity, abundance, and financial stability.
Jambhala is known for removing poverty and granting both material and spiritual wealth. His powerful and wrathful appearance serves to protect practitioners from negative energies, misfortune, and harmful spirits. Through his blessings, followers seek prosperity, improved fortune, and protection from obstacles and financial hardship.
Gold Painted Face – Symbolic Detailing
The face of this Yellow Jambhala statue is meticulously hand-painted with gold, emphasizing key facial features such as the eyes and lips. This sacred ritual brings life, energy, and expression to the statue—qualities that cannot be achieved through metalwork alone.
In Buddhist tradition, painting the face is a significant step in preparing the statue for spiritual use. It symbolizes awakening the divine presence within and represents the artisan’s devotion to honoring the essence of the deity.
Full Fire Gold Plating – Traditional Excellence
This statue is crafted using the fire gold plating method (also known as mercury gold plating), a time-honored technique still valued in Nepal for its richness and durability. Unlike electroplating, fire gold plating applies a genuine layer of gold, creating a vibrant, lasting finish with spiritual and cultural depth.
This authentic process is experiencing a revival as more collectors and practitioners appreciate its craftsmanship, longevity, and symbolic value.
Lost-Wax Casting – Intricate Artisan Craftsmanship
Created through the ancient lost-wax casting method, this statue reflects fine detail and precision. Artisans first sculpt a wax model, then encase it in layers of ceramic to form a mold. After the wax is melted out, molten metal is poured into the cavity, resulting in a faithful metal replica.
This traditional process ensures that every curve and texture is carefully preserved, making each statue a unique and high-quality piece of sacred art.
