The White Jambhala in the Five Jambhala series is an exquisite artwork that combines natural lacquer, carved lacquer, the Eight Marvels of Yanjing, and classic craftsmanship from the Chinese imperial court. The White Jambhala is considered the compassionate incarnation of Guanyin Bodhisattva. He is depicted riding a dragon and is also known as the Dragon-riding Jambhala.Guanyin Bodhisattva instructed the White Jambhala to always engage in acts of generosity and assist the impoverished. Therefore, the White Jambhala is regarded as the manifestation of Guanyin Bodhisattva's compassion and is associated with wisdom, virtue, and wealth. He has the power to eliminate the impurities caused by poverty and bestow blessings upon all beings.
This artwork is crafted using natural lacquer material and incorporates the carved lacquer technique from the Eight Marvels of Yanjing, seamlessly blending traditional and modern craftsmanship. Carved lacquer, as one of the classical crafts of the Chinese imperial court, is renowned for its meticulous craftsmanship and deep cultural significance. In the creation of the White Jambhala, artisans skillfully combine the intricate details of carved lacquer with the luster of natural lacquer, presenting a lifelike image of the deity that symbolizes the appeasement of disasters and the augmentation of wealth.
The Five Jambhala series integrates the symbolic significance of the Jambhala with classical craftsmanship, revealing the weight of history and the wisdom of culture. As a decorative item or collectible, the White Jambhala will undoubtedly bring blessings of luck and prosperity to your space while showcasing the profoundness of Chinese culture. It is undoubtedly a rare and invaluable choice for enthusiasts of Eastern culture and art collectors.
