Himalayan Art A copper figure of Jambhala Nepal, Malla period, 14th century . . Cm 5,00 x 8,20. Refined copper casting depicting yellow Jambhala. Sitting in the lilasana position, he strokes a mongoose (Nakula) with his left hand, his icon and companion, while with his right he holds a large precious stone. Note the fine and graceful workmanship of the face and torso in the height of Nepalese style of the Malla era. Admire this beautiful crown, embellished with a garnet and small traces of gilding on the face and neck.Provenance: Private collection Milan, Italy.Published in: Sotheby’s, “Arts d’Asie”, 12 December 2013, Parigi, Sale number PF1317, Lot 222.