Statues · Ref. 05-035:036
Kubera (Jambhala)
CHF 450 (each)
Availability on request — pieces may have been sold since listing.
Kubera, known in Tibetan Buddhism as Jambhala or Vaishravana, is the god of wealth and guardian of the north, shown with a rounded belly and a mongoose that spits jewels. Reference 05-035/036 covers two figures, each 24 cm and priced individually. The photo shows a pair of golden-toned seated figures with crowns, on rectangular lotus bases, each holding a mongoose.
- Ref.
- 05-035:036
- Dimensions
- 24 cm
- Region
- Himalayan region
- Price
- CHF 450 (each)
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