Divine Brass Gaja Lakshmi Idol – Handcrafted Lakshmi Devi with Elephants for Pooja, Temple & Home Decor

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 21 cm, Width: 9 cm, Depth: 4 cm

• Weight: 1.5 KG

• Material: Premium-Quality Brass / Peetal / Pittal / Pital

• Package Contents: 1 Gaja Lakshmi Sculpture

• Care Instructions: Clean gently using warm water with lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder for lasting shine.

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, every Gaja Lakshmi brass idol is intricately handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans, blending spiritual energy with artistic brilliance. The Lakshmi Devi with Elephants is cast using durable brass (peetal), making it rustproof and long-lasting. This divine piece reflects traditional South Indian temple sculpture styles and is a sacred symbol of prosperity, beauty, wealth, fertility, and power. Slight variations in design and color highlight the authenticity and handcrafted nature of each vigraha / moorthi / pratima / murti.

Why Choose Us

• Handcrafted with precision by Indian artisans

• Premium quality Pital / Ashtadhatu / Pittala / Velli / Hitale / Paital finishes available

• 100% authentic, traditional, and vastu-compliant sculptures

• Custom sizes and finishes available on request

• Ideal for collectors, devotees, and traditional gift seekers

• Trusted and cherished by thousands across India and beyond

Deity Significance

Goddess Gaja Lakshmi, also known as Gajalakshmi, Gaja Laxmi, Lakshmi Devi with Elephants, Elephant Lakshmi, Raja Lakshmi, Aishwarya Lakshmi, Samriddhi Lakshmi, is one of the eight forms of Ashta Lakshmi. She symbolizes wealth, fertility, grace, and royal power. She is the bestower of fortune, abundance, and spiritual harmony, often worshipped during Diwali, Varalakshmi Vratham, Dhanteras, and other sacred Hindu festivals. She is revered as Sri, Padma, Kamala, Narayani, Ramaa, Vishnupatni, Bhargavi, Padmasundari, and many more divine forms, embodying the Tridevi along with Saraswati and Parvati.

Perfect For

Temple installations, Pooja rooms, Housewarming gifts, Business openings, Festivals like Diwali, Navratri, Varalakshmi Vratham, Wedding gifts, Baby showers, Retirement and promotion gifts, Office and home decor, Teachers’ day, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, and as an eternal symbol of divine feminine energy and auspicious prosperity.