24K Gold (999 Pure Gold) Vaisravana/White Tara/Yellow Jambhala/Jambhala thangkas asia Wall Art for Corporate Gifts

vaisravana：Vaisravana, also known as the God of Wealth and Treasure, is a golden-yellow color, with two arms on one side, holding a treasure block in his right hand and a treasure-spitting rat (also known as a treasure-spitting weasel) that spits out all kinds of treasures in his left hand, and sits cross-legged on a lion on a crouching ground, with the lion turning its head back to look at the main deity. The Heavenly King of Many Wonders rains down treasures from his mouth to show that he relieves all beings from the pain of poverty, and he wears a crown of treasures all over his body, and his left and right shoulders are adorned with the moon and the sun. The inexhaustible storehouse of treasures is in his possession.It's perfect for hanging in an office or placing in an entryway.It's perfect for hanging in an office or placing in an entryway.

White Tara：White Tara, one of the Three Dharma Masters of Longevity, is called Tara because of her moonlike body and her ability to save people from the eight difficulties. Her face, arms and legs have seven eyes. By practicing the White Tara Dharma, one can increase one's life expectancy and blessings, and be free from all demonic obstacles, plagues and sicknesses, and all one's wishes will be fulfilled. Giving to the cause of peace, eliminating greed and anger, and blessing marriages and families.White Dharma thangka is backed with gold foil and hand-crocheted with imported inks. The bright and pure colors, together with the protection of the wooden frame, are exquisite and majestic.

Yellow Jambhala：The Yellow Jambhala is called “Nora” in Tibetan, which is translated into Chinese as “God of Wealth”. His skin color is yellow, so he is called the Yellow God of Wealth, is the Tantric protection of the deity, the first of the gods of wealth.Yellow God of Wealth image for the upper body bare, the lower body with a skirt, the right hand holding a Mani treasure, a symbol of the treasure light shines in all directions, increasing the blessings of all beings; left hand holding a large spitting mouse, spitting mouse mouth with jewels, a symbol of the treasure. His right foot is on a white conch, symbolizing his ability to enter the sea to fetch treasure.It's perfect for hanging in an office or placing in an entryway.

Jambhala：Jambhala is a popular deity among Chinese people, which is influenced by the concept of the five elements, believing that heaven and earth are vast, and of course, treasures should be handled differently. Worshipping the Five Gods of Wealth means to collect all the wealth from the five directions in the south-east, west, north and south-west. Every year on the fifth day of the first month to send poor God and sacrifice God of Wealth, but also sends the Chinese working people a kind of good wishes to ward off evils and disasters, and to welcome auspiciousness and good fortune.The thangka is backed with gold leaf, hand outlined with imported inks, and protected by a wooden frame. Exquisite and majestic.It's perfect for hanging in an office or placing in an entryway.