Black Zambala Thangka Painting
A Black Zambala Thangka Painting offers depictions of the Buddhist figure Zambala, a form of the deity Jambhala. Tibetan Buddhism and other Himalayan faiths recognize Black Zambala as an effective guardian of both material and financial prosperity. This type of Thangka is used for the accumulation of wealth, financial stability, and shielding against hardship.
Black Zambala is the main figure in the Thangka, portrayed as a powerful, blue-colored deity with one face and two arms. He usually holds a mongoose in one hand and a gem-spouting mongoose in the other, suggested as an emblem of transforming difficulties into wealth and success.
Black Zambala Thangka paintings are employed in rituals and ceremonies to seek out the divine blessings and protection of Zambala in relation to prosperity. Those who revere Zambala look to him to help them increase their wealth, surmount financial obstacles, and maintain fiscal security. Such Thangkas act as visual symbols of Zambala’s power to protect and improve one’s material and spiritual wealth.
Product Specification:
- Hand Painted
- Materials: Semi-Precious Natural Minerals
- Base: Cotton Canvas
- Origination: Nepal
