Vishnu Lakshmi Brass Idol

This brass idol shows Bhagwan Vishnu with Devi Lakshmi seated on the cosmic serpent Sheshnaag, symbolizing protection, stability, and universal balance. Vishnu embodies preservation and order, while Lakshmi represents prosperity, beauty, and auspiciousness, together reflecting divine harmony and abundance. The ocean-themed base recalls the Samudra Manthana, reinforcing themes of wealth and fortune.

Sheshnaag’s hood frames the pair as a source of shelter and cosmic power, making the idol both spiritually uplifting and auspicious for home or temple.

Lakshmi emerges in tradition from the churning of the ocean, the Samudra Manthana, which reveals amrita, auspicious treasures, and the divine presence of Sri as the bestower of fortune and beauty. The ocean themed base recalls this episode, anchoring the idol in the narrative of wealth arising through balanced effort and divine guardianship

Vishnu’s attributes complete the iconography of preservation and righteous protection: the conch as the primordial sound and purity of Om, the chakra as the wheel of time and victory over adharma, the mace as strength and guardianship, and the lotus as purity and spiritual awakening. Lakshmi’s lotus and motifs of abundance speak to ongoing flow of prosperity, both material and spiritual, within a life aligned to order and devotion.

Sheshnaag’s hood frames the pair as a living emblem of shelter and equilibrium, signaling stability through which prosperity flourishes without excess or fear. As a devotional centerpiece, the Lakshmi Narayan form is revered for harmonizing household energy with sattvic calm while inviting steady growth and well-being.

Placement of Vishnu Lakshmi Brass Idol:

Place the idol near the entrance, living room, or workspace to invite positivity and protection, and for worship set it in the northeast or east direction for best spiritual benefits.