/images/Pieces-Objets/Bronzes/Jambhala-blanc-argent/jambhala-1.jpgA JAMBHALA FIGURE IN SILVER ALLOY, TIBET 19TH
/images/Pieces-Objets/Bronzes/Jambhala-blanc-argent/jambhala-2.jpgA JAMBHALA FIGURE IN SILVER ALLOY, TIBET 19TH
/images/Pieces-Objets/Bronzes/Jambhala-blanc-argent/jambhala-3.jpgA JAMBHALA FIGURE IN SILVER ALLOY, TIBET 19TH
/images/Pieces-Objets/Bronzes/Jambhala-blanc-argent/jambhala-4.jpgA JAMBHALA FIGURE IN SILVER ALLOY, TIBET 19TH
/images/Pieces-Objets/Bronzes/Jambhala-blanc-argent/jambhala-5.jpgA JAMBHALA FIGURE IN SILVER ALLOY, TIBET 19TH

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statuette de jambhala

tibet, xix‰

En alliage d’argent finement travaillé, représenté dans sa forme blanche, asssis sur un dragon et paré de bijoux, le visage féroce, le troisième œil ouvert, une écharpe flotte autour de lui et sa chevelure enflammées est ceintrée d’une couronne à cinq feuilles. Il repose sur un socle amovible en forme de flots nuageux dans les montagnes. Manque les deux attributs.

Jambhala en tibétain “dzam bha la” est un Dieu de richesse. Il est considéré comme étant une émanation d’avalokitesvara. Malgré son aspect farouche, il est l’un des dharmapala c’est-à-dire un protecteur du bouddhisme et de ses pratiquants.

Hauteur : 5,8 cm

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a jambhala figure

tibetan, 19th century

Finely cast in a silver alloy, represented in its white form, seated on a dragon, adorned with jewelled necklaces, its ferocious face, the third eye open, a scarf floating around him and  its flaming headdress with a five-leaves diadem. He is resting on a separated cast base in a shape of clouds floods in the mountains.
Missing the two attributes.

“Jambhala” in tibetan “dzam bha la” is a wealth deity. He is considered to be an emanation of “avalokitesvara”. Despite its grim aspect, he is one of the “dharmapala” that means a protector of buddhism and its followers.

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