Vintage
Sino Tibetan Bronze Buddha Kubera
Jambhala God of Wealth
Orgin: China, Circa: 20th century H
13 in.(33cm), W 9 in.(23cm), D 6.5 in.(17cm)
Condition: very good!
Private Collection
Cast
in a gleaming bronze, finely realized facial features with a seven-pointed crown.Kubera
Jambhala also known as Viasravana to the Hindu and Buddhist faiths. The God of
Wealth graciously realized in Sino Tibetian style. His right foot rests on a conch
shell supported by a lotus, while right hand holds a citron fruit; said to be
the origin of his Buddhist name (Jambhara = lemon). His left hand holds a mongoose
vomiting white jewels, piled neatly in a stack. The mongoose is also the enemy
of the snake, such as the one hanging from his neck, a symbol of greed and hatred.
It is said that by providing wealth, he allows freedom so that one may focus on
a path of spirituality. A beautiful piece in excellent condition.
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