Goddess Laxmi Brass Idol

This 17.5 inch brass murti of Goddess Lakshmi depicts her seated in Padmasana on a lotus-carved pedestal beneath an ornate arch, attended by companions with a bowing elephant that reflects reverence, honor, and the steady arrival of blessings. Her right hand forms the abhaya mudra, offering fearlessness and divine protection, while the left hand in varada mudra grants boons, wealth, and fulfillment. Together with the pure symbolism of the lotus, the composition radiates abundance strengthened by dignity, generosity, and spiritual growth. Crafted in heavy brass by skilled Moradabad artisans, it offers durable shine, refined details, and crisp ornamentation that remain captivating over time. It may be energized through Vedic puja to amplify its auspicious influence and should be maintained with a soft dry cloth to preserve its luster and intricate work. Majestic yet serene, it is suited for puja altars, living rooms, office receptions, and workplace temples, serving as a sacred focal that elevates energy, intention, and décor through its harmonious symbolism of prosperity, fearlessness, and divine benevolence.

Beyond its aesthetic and devotional value, this murti embodies the interplay between material wealth and spiritual grounding. The symbolic bowing elephant reflects humility before divine abundance, while the lotus beneath the Goddess affirms purity of intention in the pursuit of prosperity. Its presence serves as a daily reminder to cultivate gratitude, wise stewardship of resources, and a receptive mindset that draws success while fostering inner peace and balance in all aspects of life.

Placement of Goddess Laxmi Brass Idol:

For Vastu alignment, the murti is best placed in the northeast (Ishan) to receive the most sattvic and receptive energy. If this is not possible, east or north are also favorable directions. Keep the idol elevated on a chowki rather than directly on the floor, ensuring it faces east or north. Place a diya to the right side during evening worship, and maintain a clean, uncluttered, and well-lit altar to sustain positive prana and invite the continuous presence of Lakshmi’s grace.