Zashi Lhamo Small Thangka
Maintain health and ensure safety
Overcome disasters and difficulties
Harmonious family, health and auspiciousness
Engraving process takes 30 hours with over 8,000 cuts
Delivery time from payment to arrival: 7-8 days international
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Description
Zaji Lhamo Thangka – The Buddha of Wealth and Protection
Invoke the prosperous and protective energy of Zaji Lhamo with this exquisite Thangka. Hand-crafted by master artisans, this sacred artwork embodies spiritual depth and artistic beauty. Hang it in your home for a sanctuary of health and protection, place it in your workspace to enhance wealth and opportunities, or carry it with you as a spiritual talisman. This Thangka channels the benevolent energy of Zaji Lhamo, bringing wealth, safety, and a sense of well-being to your environment.
Specification
- Size: 3×4 cm
- Materials: 0.02 mm thick copper plate
- Master Quality Thangka
- Hand Engraved: Takes 30 hours to make, with over 8,000 cuts
About Zaji Lhamo
Zaji Lhamo, also known as the "Goddess of Good Fortune," is a revered deity in the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism, specifically worshipped in the Zaji Temple, a subsidiary temple of the Sera Monastery. She is regarded as a female wealth deity and a Dharma protector, holding an important position in Tibetan culture. She is widely seen as a symbol of good fortune and protection, embodying the profound wishes for abundant wealth, good health, increased courage, and unwavering determination.
Legend
There are various accounts of Zaji Lhamo's origin. One popular story is that she was originally a beautiful and kind-hearted woman from Han China who was poisoned and died in a well due to court intrigue. Her soul lingered and was later enlightened by a senior monk from Sera Monastery who brought her to Lhasa. Since she could not enter Sera Monastery, she was left in Zaji, where the monk built a temple, sculpted her statue, and performed a demon-subduing ritual. She was thus named "Zaji Lhamo" (meaning "Goddess of Good Fortune" in Tibetan).
Main Features of Zaji Lhamo’s Image
- Appearance: Zaji Lhamo is depicted with dark skin, wide-open eyes, a long protruding tongue, and wearing luxurious clothing. She is adorned with a canopy made of peacock feathers and has long tongue and chicken feet.
Key Benefits
- Wealth Symbol: In Tibetan Buddhism, Zaji Lhamo is revered as a female wealth deity who can bring good fortune in wealth acquisition, accumulation, and protection. Whether it is a businessman seeking prosperity or an ordinary person desiring a comfortable life, she can be prayed to for blessings.
- Protective Power: As a Dharma protector, Zaji Lhamo represents the power of protection and faith, safeguarding practitioners from evil and misfortune.
- Wisdom Symbol: Zaji Lhamo is considered one of the emanations of Avalokiteshvara, symbolizing wisdom and compassion. Her related patterns and symbols also represent the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge.
A Spiritual Guide and Source of Wisdom
This Zaji Lhamo Thangka is not only a stunning piece of art but also a spiritual guide that can assist in dispelling ignorance and bringing clarity. Its radiant presence serves as a constant reminder of the wisdom and compassion available to those who seek Zaji Lhamo's guidance.
Ideal for Meditation and Home Altar
This Thangka makes an excellent addition to your meditation space, home altar, or office, creating a focal point for spiritual practice. It is also a meaningful gift for those seeking wealth, protection, and spiritual clarity in their lives.
