Gajalakshmi Idol With 2 Elephants- 2.25 x 2.75 Inches | Antique Brass Idol/Gajalaxmi Murti For Wealth Blessings
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♦ Also known as the Gajalakshmi Statue, Gajalakshmi Silai, Gajalaxmi Idol, Lakshmi Silai, and Brass Idol of Gajalakshmi, which depicts Lakshmi alongside elephants.
♦ Origins:
The Gajalakshmi Statue depicts the potent and loving aspect of Goddess Lakshmi, accompanied by two magnificent elephants (Gaja). One of the eight forms of Ashta Lakshmi, Gajalakshmi, is based on old Hindu writings like the Puranas and iconographic texts like the Agamas. Gajalakshmi has historically been revered as the granter of royal grandeur, material riches, and spiritual success, having arisen from the mythical Samudra Manthan (churning of the cosmic ocean). Britannica and Wikipedia both claim that images of this goddess can be seen as early as the 1st century BC in Indian temple art and on Gupta Empire coins.
♦ The gajalakshmi statue is a focal point in South Indian households, particularly in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, where it is frequently found in puja rooms and temple sanctums. It is also well-liked in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Maharashtra, where old-school artisans create it in brass with exquisite detail.
♦ A gajalaxmi statue is perfect for regular worship, festive décor, and Vastu improvement. Varalakshmi Vratam, Diwali, and Sharad Purnima are when it is most honored. To attract abundance and dispel bad energy, devotees put this lakshmi silai at the entrances, altars, or wealth zones of their homes and businesses. Flowers, coins, turmeric, and kumkum improve the statue's spiritual vibrations.
♦ Clean this brass idol once a month with a gentle cloth and natural ingredients such as tamarind or lemon to keep its heavenly radiance. Do not expose yourself to moisture or harmful chemicals. During puja, the gajalakshmi figure should be kept in a dry, holy place, ideally raised on a marble podium or wooden plank.
♦ Particularly during Varalakshmi Puja, a significant celebration dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi silai is of utmost importance. As a representation of fertility, wealth, and royalty, Gajalakshmi is a crucial deity idol for women who practice Vrat (fasting) rituals in order to pray for the well-being of their family. During the Navaratri festival, she is also worshipped in numerous Indian temples.
♦ The sacred tale states that as Lakshmi rose from the ocean during Samudra Manthan, she was accompanied by elephants who bathed her in holy water. This picture became a symbol of heavenly majesty and grace. To call forth blessings and protection, Gajalakshmi is frequently shown on temple entrances and thresholds.
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