Small Tibetan Copper Zambala Statue, Symbol of Prosperity, Protection and Spiritual Abundance, 5.5cm
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Small Tibetan Copper Zambala Statue, Symbol of Prosperity, Protection and Spiritual Abundance, 5.5cm
Shangrila Zürich
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The small Tibetan Zambala statue is a meaningful symbol of prosperity, generosity, and protection. In Tibetan Buddhism, Zambala, the God of Wealth, represents abundance and the power to overcome material difficulties. He also reminds us that true wealth comes not only from external possessions but from inner richness, gratitude, and compassion.
Made of copper, this compact statue (about 5.5 cm tall) is perfectly sized for small home altars, meditation spaces, desks, or even as a travel companion. It is not only a beautiful object of art but also a source of inspiration and positive energy. A thoughtful gift for anyone seeking spiritual enrichment, protection, or a reminder of abundance in daily life.
- Small Tibetan Zambala statue
- Made of copper
- Symbol of prosperity and generosity
- Size: approx. 5.5 × 5 × 3.5 cm
- Weight: approx. 85 g
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Small Tibetan Copper Zambala Statue, Symbol of Prosperity, Protection and Spiritual Abundance, 5.5cm
Tax included.
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Free shipping from CHF 90 (CH/FL)
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