Yellow Jambhala Lokta Paper Wall Hanging is a hand painted Buddhist artwork featuring Yellow Jambhala, also known as Dzambhala, a wealth deity in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Yellow Jambhala is commonly associated with prosperity, generosity, abundance, and the removal of obstacles connected with poverty. In Buddhist tradition, he is linked with the Ratna or Jewel Family and is associated with Buddha Ratnasambhava.
Yellow Jambhala is traditionally depicted with a yellow or golden colored body, symbolizing richness, generosity, prosperity, and the qualities of the Jewel Family. He is commonly shown seated on a lotus seat, holding a precious fruit or jewel in his right hand and a mongoose in his left hand. The mongoose is traditionally shown releasing jewels, symbolizing abundance and generosity.
In Tibetan Buddhist practice, Yellow Jambhala imagery is traditionally used as a focus for prayers and meditation connected with generosity, prosperity, merit, wisdom, and overcoming material obstacles. These meanings are spiritual and symbolic rather than a guarantee of financial gain, because apparently even sacred art does not come with a bank warranty.
This wall hanging is hand painted on thick Lokta paper by master artist Jimmy Thapa. Bamboo beams help the scroll hang straight on the wall, while the flexible Lokta paper allows it to be rolled for convenient storage or packing.
- Dimensions: Approx. 7.5 x 13 inches
- Material: Thick Lokta paper
- Artist: Jimmy Thapa
Important Note: Slight variations in color tone, painting details, and dimensions may occur from piece to piece due to the handmade nature of the product.