6" Tibetan Buddhist Kubera with Jewel and Mongoose Brass Statue

Kubera, the Tibetan Buddhist deity of wealth and abundance, appears here in hand cast brass with the jewel-spitting nakula (mongoose) at his side. The mongoose is a traditional symbol of prosperity in Buddhist iconography, representing the ability to transmute poison into treasure. This 6.5-inch tall figure captures Kubera's commanding presence with careful casting detail throughout, from the deity's seated posture to the jewel held in hand.

Cast in brass and finished to a warm patina, this sculpture has substantial presence on a shelf, altar, or curio cabinet. The compact footprint of 5.5 by 4 inches allows placement in intimate spaces without overwhelming the room, while the 1.7 kilogram weight gives it a grounded, tactile quality that speaks to the hand-casting craft.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 6.5 inch height x 5.5 inch width x 4 inch length
• Weight: 1.7 kilograms
• Craft: Handmade in India
• Care: Dust regularly; polish brass as desired to maintain shine or allow natural patina to deepen

This figure suits collectors of Tibetan Buddhist art, practitioners seeking a wealth deity focus for altar work, or anyone drawn to the symbolic pairing of Kubera and the prosperity-bringing mongoose.