White Jambhala Thangka

White Jambhala Thangka The White Jambhala is one of the Five Great Wealth Protectors in Tibetan Tantra. In Tibetan, he is called "Zambalukalbu" or "Zangla Gabo," meaning White Wealth God. Because he rides a dragon, he is also known as the Dragon-Riding Jambhala Vajra. His white body signifies the purification of all sentient beings' defilements caused by poverty. His three eyes represent compassionate gaze across the three realms of existence. His merits include dispelling illness, removing all poverty and hardship, and bestowing wealth upon sentient beings. His right hand holds a wish-fulfilling jewel, symbolizing the accumulation of merits from all wealth deities and the ability to alleviate the suffering of beings facing hunger. White Jambhala Thangka Hand-painted by Master Tai Jia (personally signed) Mineral pigments Alloy long Thangka case (4cm x 5cm) Includes a hanging cord and backing # Some content is sourced from the internet. May friends in 2025 "Have all your wishes fulfilled and all your aspirations realized." Red String Charm No matter where you are, let this string be a reminder, and I will find you.