In Mahayana Buddhism, Jambhala is the god of riches and the guardian of the northern direction. He is the Buddhist equivalent of Kubera, the ancient nature spirit (yaksha) absorbed in early Hinduism as the protector of jewels and other treasures. Jambhala serves as the chief of the yaksha.

• Material: Cast Brass, oxidized copper finish

• Country: Tibet

• Dimensions: 16”H x 10”W x 6”D

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From the lovingly curated collection of Rhonda Kennedy, sourced from her travels in Southeast Asia.