Five Wealth Deities Mini Thangka Pendant Hand-Painted • Mineral Pigments • Nepalese Origin • 4 × 5 cm

① Product Overview

This Five Wealth Deities Mini Thangka Pendant is a high-standard Buddhist artwork, crafted as a double-sided pendant and presented for collectors and practitioners. The thangka is fully hand-painted using natural mineral pigments and set within a jewelry-grade titanium steel case.

Created as part of the Nepal series, this miniature thangka presents the Five Wealth Deities in a compact, portable format while preserving traditional iconographic discipline. It is presented as a refined cultural and artistic object rather than a factory-produced item.

② Deity Introduction

The Five Wealth Deities represent a collective group of revered figures in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhist traditions, commonly understood as Yellow Jambhala, Black Jambhala, Red Jambhala, White Jambhala, and Green Jambhala. Together, they symbolize different aspects of abundance, merit, generosity, and responsible prosperity.

Each deity embodies a distinct dimension of virtuous wealth—ranging from the accumulation and protection of resources to the cultivation of generosity, ethical conduct, and supportive conditions for practice—without implying guaranteed outcomes.

③ Spiritual Meaning & Practice Logic

The Five Wealth Deities are traditionally associated with the cultivation of generosity, merit, and balanced material support for spiritual life. Their symbolism emphasizes the ethical use of resources, the reduction of scarcity mentality, and the development of gratitude and responsibility.

Within traditional belief systems, this collective representation is often understood as encouraging harmony between material stability and inner cultivation, serving as a reminder that prosperity is most meaningful when aligned with virtue and compassion.

④ Combined Practice Logic

As a multi-deity composition, the Five Wealth Deities are presented together to reflect a complete and balanced framework of prosperity-related virtues. The combined logic integrates:

• Accumulation and growth of resources

• Protection and stabilization of what is gained

• Circulation through generosity and compassionate intention

This integrated structure highlights balance rather than emphasis on a single aspect, reinforcing completeness and interdependence within traditional practice logic.

⑤ Artistic Origin & Lineage

This artwork belongs to the Nepal series, reflecting the refined painting traditions associated with Nepalese Buddhist art. Nepalese thangka lineages are historically known for precise line work, luminous mineral coloration, and a balanced approach to ornamentation and spatial clarity.

The composition emphasizes visual harmony, controlled detailing, and clear deity presentation, distinguishing Nepalese works from denser Tibetan styles. These characteristics contribute to both devotional legibility and long-term collectible value, especially in miniature and double-sided formats.

⑥ Materials & Craftsmanship

The thangka is fully hand-painted using natural mineral pigments, applied through traditional layered techniques valued for depth and durability. The artwork is housed in a double-sided jewelry-grade titanium steel case, offering protection while maintaining a contemporary, refined presentation suitable for portable devotional use.

⑦ Size, Format & Details

• Painting size: 4 × 5 cm

• Format: Mini Thangka Pendant

• Technique: Fully hand-painted

• Origin Series: Nepal

• Case: Double-sided titanium steel jewelry case

⑧ Usage & Suitable For

This Five Wealth Deities Mini Thangka Pendant is suitable for:

• Practitioners interested in prosperity symbolism within ethical Buddhist frameworks

• Collectors of Nepalese hand-painted miniature thangka art

• Personal meditation spaces, travel use, or a portable personal shrine

⑨ Cultural Note & Disclaimer

This product is presented as a cultural and artistic work rooted in Buddhist tradition. It does not guarantee specific results or outcomes. Its value lies in craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and its role as a visual support for reflection, generosity, and responsible intention.