Golden Belly, Boundless Wealth | Dzambhala Statue

Rotund, radiant, and undeniably powerful, this Nepalese Dzambhala statue is a golden invitation to prosperity. With a fierce blue-painted face, jewel-studded halo, and wealth-mongoose in hand, this masterpiece is hand-crafted by Nepal's finest artisans using the ancient lost-wax method — sacred art that works as hard as you do.

Specifications

• Height: 39.3 cm / 15.47 inches

• Width: 29.5 cm / 11.61 inches

• Weight: 5.86 kg / 12.92 lbs

• Materials: Copper body, 24K gold gilded, gold and acrylic hand-painting, inlaid turquoise, red coral, and lapis lazuli gemstones; crafted via the lost-wax method

Why This Statue?

This is presence. At 5.86 kg with a sweeping gemstone-studded halo, this Dzambhala is among the most visually striking wealth deity statues available. The 24K gold finish blazes against the hand-painted blue face — a rare, arresting contrast. Dozens of hand-set turquoise, red coral, and lapis stones adorn the aureole, making each piece genuinely one of a kind. This is a statement altar piece.

Who Is Dzambhala? 

Dzambhala is the Buddhist God of Wealth and Prosperity. One of the most beloved deities in Tibetan and Nepalese Buddhism, he is invoked to remove poverty, attract abundance, and ensure that material well-being supports the practitioner's spiritual path.

Key Features: Eyes, Hands, and Sacred Posture

The fierce, wide hand-painted eyes radiate wrathful compassion — not anger, but the force needed to demolish scarcity. His left hand clutches a jewel-spitting mongoose (nehulay), squeezing a stream of precious gems from its mouth. His right hand cradles a wish-fulfilling jewel. Seated in royal ease (maharajalila) atop a lotus throne, his prominent belly signifies inexhaustible abundance — a body literally overflowing with generosity.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

The mongoose is Dzambhala's most iconic symbol — a creature that devours the serpents of poverty and hoards of greed, releasing wealth freely. The jewel-encrusted halo represents the radiance of merit. Turquoise signals healing prosperity, red coral embodies life-force energy, and lapis lazuli reflects the infinite depth of generative wisdom.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

The Mahāyāna tradition teaches that true wealth is inseparable from generosity — dāna. Dzambhala embodies this principle: he does not hoard abundance but channels it toward the liberation of all beings. As stated in the Jambhala Tantra, invoking him purifies negative karma around wealth and dissolves the root causes of material suffering.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Dzambhala Dzalendhraye Svaha” 

"Homage To Dzambhala, The Lord Who Showers Blessings." This powerful mantra invokes the deity's wealth-bestowing energy, purifies poverty karma, and opens the practitioner to receive abundance — material, spiritual, and meritorious — on every level of existence.