Brass antique Finish Gaja Figurine | Golden Good Luck Décor (Approx 19 cms width)

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Rs. 10,800.00 Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 2102 Gms ± 5%
  • Brass
  • 19 x 9 x 13 cms
  • Strategic Placement: Highly recommended for positioning near the main entrance facing inward to invite wealth, joy, and positive opportunities into your household.
  • Emblem of Fortune: The upward pointing trunk is widely recognized as a symbol of showering blessings, success, and overcoming obstacles in daily life.
  • Royal Detailing: Showcases deeply engraved traditional patterns that mimic the ceremonial decorations of royal Indian elephants, offering a rich antique look.
  • Perfect Presentation: Makes a deeply meaningful and elegant gift for housewarming parties, office inaugurations, or to wish success to students and professionals.
  • Sturdy Base: The heavy, grounded posture ensures it sits perfectly on smooth surfaces like glass tables, wooden floating shelves, or study desks.
Description

Elevate your home interiors with the majestic presence of this beautifully crafted animal sculpture. Known culturally across India as Gaja, Hathi, or the divine Airavata, the elephant represents immense strength, royalty, and ancient wisdom. In spiritual practices like Feng Shui and Vastu Shastra, an elephant depicted with its trunk pointing up is a universal magnet for prosperity and victory. Placing this magnificent piece near your front door or in your living area welcomes a continuous flow of positive energy and abundance. Adorned with highly detailed, traditional royal blanket carvings, this golden decor item brings a grounded yet luxurious aesthetic to your shelves, office desks, or entry consoles.

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Brass antique Finish Gaja Figurine | Golden Good Luck Décor (Approx 19 cms width)
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Brass antique Finish Gaja Figurine – Golden Good Luck Décor

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