Description
The Yellow God of Wealth is called "Nora" in Tibetan, which translates to "God of Wealth" in Chinese. His skin is yellow, so he is called the Yellow God of Wealth. He is the protector deity of Tantric Buddhism and the first of all the Gods of Wealth. The Yellow God of Wealth is one of the five colors of Wealth held by all the major sects of Tibetan Buddhism, and the five colors of Wealth are: the White God of Wealth, the Yellow God of Wealth, the Red God of Wealth, the Green God of Wealth, and the Black God of Wealth.
The Yellow God of Wealth is depicted as having an upper body. The image of the Yellow God of Wealth is a bare upper body, the lower body with a skirt, the right hand holding a Mani Treasure, symbolizing that the light of the treasure shines in the ten directions, adding to the blessings of all living beings; the left hand holding a large spitting mouse, spitting mouse with jewels in its mouth, symbolizing wealth. In his left hand, he holds a large spitting mouse with jewels in its mouth, symbolizing wealth. In his right foot, he steps on a white conch, symbolizing his ability to enter the sea to retrieve treasure.
