This Yellow Jambhala is made of purple Lima copper, and the overall size is not large. It is said to be a portable Buddha, but it feels larger than the portable Buddha. Of course, there is no problem in carrying it as a portable Buddha. The Yellow Jambhala is one of the five gods of wealth commonly worshiped by major sects of Tibetan Buddhism. He is the head of all gods of wealth and can protect all living beings from all kinds of poverty, disease and hardship, and can bestow "happiness, longevity, wisdom, and wealth," and have extremely wide beliefs in Tibet. The statue undoubtedly represents the most advanced craftsmanship in Tibetan areas at that time. It has one face and two arms, a plump face, exquisite facial features, and a straight nose. The figure is plump and majestic, decorated with an exquisite five-leaf crown and crowned by a precious seal. The God of Wealth has an open chest and belly, is short in stature and has a big belly, with flower ornaments hanging from his ears, and is decorated with exquisite strings of beads, making him look extremely luxurious and noble. The right hand holds the orb, and the left hand holds the treasure-vomiting rat. The fat rat symbolizes treasure, and the orbs spit out are inexhaustible, which is the finishing touch. The left leg is bent and the right foot is extended, sitting on the pedestal in a wishful posture. Below it is a low and stable lotus throne. The double-layered lotus petals are plump and plump, delicate and delicate, showing stability and luxury. Such a statue of Yellow Jambhala with exquisite craftsmanship will attract people deeply at first glance. Inherited from Jokhang Monastery, original collection, with palace and temple craftsmanship.