White Jambhala Thangka Pendant Necklace

White Jambhala (Tibetan: "Tsang Lha Kar Po") is the core deity among the Five Wealth Gods in Tibetan Buddhism. As an incarnation of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva, he is sent to deliver all beings from poverty. This auspicious thangka theme blesses wealth luck and dispels destitution, making it ideal for enshrinement, collection, and gifting.

I. Identity and Background

Legend has it that the Indian master Atisha came across a dying beggar during his journeys. He intended to cut his own flesh to save the beggar, but the offer was refused. Moved by this compassion, Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva shed tears of mercy, and the tear from his right eye manifested as White Jambhala riding a green dragon. White Jambhala made a vow to free all beings from poverty, passed his practice method to Atisha, and this practice later spread to Tibet. His image has been depicted on thangkas and handed down through generations.

II. Meanings and Functions

1. Attract Legitimate Wealth: Blesses employees and business owners alike to gain wealth through proper channels, securing a prosperous life and harmonious family.

2. Remove Obstacles: Dispels wealth-blocking bad luck, resolving problems like difficulty saving money and sluggish fortune.

3. Protect Safety: Guards the entire family's health and wards off disasters, helping people make sound decisions and stay true to their original intentions.

4. Gather Blessings and Fortune: Advocates accumulating wealth through kindness, ensuring wealth and blessings endure and accompany one for a lifetime.

Thangka pigments: 100% pure natural mineral-based

Each Thangka is meticulously handcrafted and painted