Ganesh Laxmi Painted Clay Idols Set

The clay idols of Bhagwan Ganesh and Goddess Laxmi are beautifully painted and placed on a pedestal. These deities are usually worshipped together in homes, businesses, or workplaces. Bhagwan Ganesh's lower left hand is raised in the Abhaya mudra, signifying his protection, guidance, and blessings. His lower right hand holds a sweet, while his upper arms hold an axe, a noose, and a goad (ankush). On the other hand, Goddess Laxmi looks enchanting with a pleasant expression on her face, adorned with ornaments, and holding a Lotus in each of her upper hands. Her lower right hand is raised in the Abhaya mudra, signifying her blessings and protection, while her lower left hand is in the Varada mudra, which denotes her willingness to grant the wishes of her devotees. These idols are typically worshipped during festivals like Diwali, and the pair from the previous year is traditionally submerged in running water as part of the ritual. 

Bhagwan Ganesh is worshipped for Siddhi (success in undertaking) and buddhi (intelligence). He is the first God worshipped before starting any religious, spiritual, or worldly activity. Bhagwan Ganesh removes all obstacles and blesses with success, wisdom, prosperity, arts, and brings good luck and auspiciousness. Worshipping Him removes malefic effects of planets Mars and Ketu. 
Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth. As the consort of Bhagwan Vishnu, the preserver, she represents the power of abundance and the goddess of fortune. These are equally important in the preservation process. 

Placement: The ideal place to keep a god idol is on a dedicated altar for prominence and respect, in a peaceful corner of the living room for daily worship and contemplation, or on a work desk or near the entrance of home/office for spiritual inspiration.