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Supply Ability
30 Pieces Per Month
Delivery Time
20 Days
Main Export Market(s)
Asia, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa, Australia, Central America, North America
Main Domestic Market
All India
About Maa Laxmi
Goddess Lakshmi is the revered Hindu deity of wealth, fortune, power, beauty, and prosperity, both material and spiritual. As the consort of Lord Vishnu, she is part of the Tridevi (along with Saraswati and Parvati) and symbolizes divine grace, auspiciousness, and the four goals of life: dharma, artha, kama, and moksha.
Key Aspects and Symbolism
Origin: She emerged from the churning of the primordial ocean of milk (Samudra Manthan).
Appearance: She is typically depicted with four arms, wearing a red saree (signifying activity and energy), seated on a lotus, and often accompanied by elephants (Gajalakshmi), which symbolize abundance and fertility
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The Lotus: The lotus flower she holds signifies purity, beauty, and the ability to rise above negative surroundings, representing spiritual progress despite worldly material pursuits.
Four Arms: Represent the four ends of human life: Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth), Kama (desire), and Moksha (liberation).
Symbolism of Wealth: She provides not just material money, but also inner wealth: wisdom, compassion, and generosity.
Forms and Worship
Ashta Lakshmi: Lakshmi is worshipped in eight distinct forms, known as the Ashta Lakshmi, representing8 sources of prosperity: wealth, progeny, courage, success, food, knowledge, strength, and auspiciousness.
Festivals: She is primarily honored during Diwali, the festival of lights, and on Fridays.
Names: Common names include Shri, Kamala, Padma, Vishnu-priya (beloved of Vishnu), and Bhargavi.
Relationship to Vishnu: As the divine energy (shakti) of Vishnu, she is considered essential to the protection and sustenance of the universe.
Symbolic Associations
Owl: Occasionally depicted with an owl, which symbolizes patient striving to see and understand, as well as the need to avoid greed and blindness in the pursuit of wealth.
Elephant: Symbolizes work, activity, and strength.
Goddess Lakshmi is viewed as a benevolent and compassionate goddess, bringing good omens and prosperity to those who worship her with devotion
Authentic Brass Craftsmanship
Each Maa Laxmi figurine is meticulously handcrafted using high-quality brass. This ensures remarkable detail and lasting strength. The dense composition (8.4 g/cm3) and skilled hand-finishing deliver a unique art piece that makes a statement in any environment, while the glossy, gold-plated coating enhances its allure.
Versatile Elegance for Every Space
Designed for indoor use, this figurine complements homes, offices, and temples alike. Its free-standing design offers flexibility in placement, whether on an altar or as a centerpiece. The ambient temperature suitability and steady weight ensure it stays secure and beautiful in any room.
Easy Care and Maintenance
Maintaining the pristine beauty of your Maa Laxmi figurine is straightforward. Simply wipe the surface with a dry cloth to keep the glossy gold finish sparkling. The polished, gold-plated brass resists tarnishing and, with routine care, maintains its luster and intricate features for years to come.
FAQ's of Maa Laxmi:
Q: How should I clean and maintain the Maa Laxmi figurine?
A: To preserve the glossy, gold-plated finish, simply wipe the figurine with a dry cloth. Avoid using water or chemical cleaners, as brass and gold coatings respond best to gentle, dry maintenance.
Q: What are the ideal places to display this brass Maa Laxmi statue?
A: This figurine is designed for indoor use and is perfect for homes, offices, and temples. Its free-standing feature allows it to be placed on tables, shelves, altars, or reception areas for decorative or religious significance.
Q: When is the best time to use or display Maa Laxmi figurine?
A: The Maa Laxmi statue is often displayed during festivals, religious ceremonies, or daily worship. However, it can also be placed permanently as a symbol of prosperity and positivity throughout the year.
Q: Where is this handcrafted figurine produced and supplied from?
A: As manufacturer, service provider, and supplier, the figurine is meticulously crafted and distributed by experienced artisans, ensuring authenticity and quality in each piece.
Q: What are the care instructions for long-lasting shine and durability?
A: For lasting brilliance, regularly dust the statue using a dry cloth. The brass foundation and gold-plated polish resist tarnish, but keeping the surface dry is essential for maintaining its gloss.
Q: What are the benefits of using a brass Maa Laxmi figurine at home or work?
A: Beyond its decorative value, the figurine is believed to invoke blessings, prosperity, and positive energy, making it a meaningful addition to both living and professional spaces.
Q: How is the glossy and golden finish achieved on the statue?
A: The glossy finish is accomplished through a specialized polishing and gold-plating process, followed by careful handcrafting to ensure a radiant appearance and a smooth texture in every detail.
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