Yellow Jambhala (黄财神 · 瞻巴拉) is the king of wealth deities—upholding the Dharma and governing wealth, right wealth and career. This 3.5x4.5cm "necklace edition" from the Rekong series is hand-painted with Rekong natural mineral pigments and set in a frosted copper casing (磨砂铜壳) with a glass-bead hand-woven cord (琉璃手工编织绳). Gift box and certificate included; inheritable and collectible.
Why the Frosted Copper and Glass Cord
The frosted copper casing gives a matte, understated finish that stands apart from polished silver or bright copper—suited to those who prefer a subtler look while still carrying the king of wealth's symbolism. The glass-bead hand-woven cord (琉璃手工编织绳) adds colour and texture and makes the piece clearly designed for necklace wear. Together, the set is a distinct take on the Rekong Yellow Jambhala: the same deity and merit, in a frosted copper and glass-cord format.
Rekong Craft and Necklace Wear
Rekong artists painted this image with natural mineral pigments that remain stable for generations. The frosted copper casing protects the painting and pairs with the glass-bead cord for secure, comfortable necklace wear. Together with the gift box and certificate, the piece is inheritable and collectible—a practical choice for those who want the king of wealth in a necklace-ready, frosted copper form.
Who Chooses the Yellow Jambhala Necklace Edition
This piece suits practitioners who connect with Yellow Jambhala and seek right wealth and career fortune, collectors who value Rekong hand-painted Thangka in frosted copper with glass cord, and anyone seeking a daily-wear necklace support for wealth flourishing and protection of property. It is a meaningful gift for oneself or for others who appreciate Tibetan Buddhist wealth deity art in this distinctive casing and cord style.
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