Dimensions: Height 22,3 cm Wide 16 cm Depth 12 cm

Weight: 1770 grams

This finely cast bronze sculpture depicts Jambhala, the Buddhist deity of wealth and prosperity. Seated in a relaxed yet authoritative posture (lalitasana), Jambhala exudes benevolence and power. His left hand holds a jewel-spitting mongoose, a traditional symbol of abundance, while his righthand rests upon his knee in a gesture of generosity.

The figure is adorned with opulent jewelry, including intricately detailed necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.

A radiant crown frames his serene yet fierce expression, and elaborate scrollwork extends from his shoulders, showcasing the craftsmanship's remarkable precision. He is seated atop a double lotus base, symbolic of spiritual purity and enlightenment.

At the base, ritual offerings (purnaghata, representing overflowing prosperity) are rendered in high relief, enhancing the overall balance of the sculpture's composition. The fine detailing of the deity’s garments, facial features, and iconographic attributes reflects the artistic excellence associated with Tibetan or Nepalese Buddhist bronzes of the period.

This rare representation of Jambhala would make a significant addition to any collection of Buddhist art, embodying both spiritual and aesthetic significance.