Laxmi Ganesh Idols | Brass Pooja Murti | Antique God Statues

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Rs. 2,600.00 Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 180 Gms ± 5%
  • Brass Wax casting
  • 5 x 3 x 7 cms
  • Divine Synergy: The powerful combination of the goddess of wealth and the lord of new beginnings ensures holistic prosperity and unhindered success in all your ventures.
  • Intricate Wax Casting: Masterfully handcrafted using the ancient wax casting method, allowing for incredibly sharp, detailed features and a stunning antique brass finish.
  • Auspicious Vastu Placement: Highly recommended for display in the North-East zone (Ishan Kona) of your home or office to attract maximum positive cosmic energy.
  • Ultimate Festive Gift: Serves as a deeply meaningful and cherished present for Diwali celebrations, housewarming (Griha Pravesh) ceremonies, and newlywed couples.
  • Perfectly Proportioned: The compact and balanced seating posture makes these idols ideal for small home mandirs, floating shelves, or personal work desks.
Description

Welcome boundless prosperity and smooth beginnings into your home with this exquisitely detailed divine pairing. Revered across India, Goddess Lakshmi represents wealth and purity, while Lord Ganesha -also known as Ganapati, Vinayaka in Telugu, and Pillaiyar in Tamil-is the ultimate remover of obstacles. According to Vastu Shastra, placing these deities together in your pooja room creates a powerful energetic balance, ensuring that financial success is achieved without hindrance. Crafted using the traditional brass wax casting technique, these antique-finish idols feature breathtakingly intricate halos, jewelry, and expressions. Perfectly sized for cozy home mandirs, office desks, or as a timeless festive centerpiece, this spiritual set radiates enduring grace and devotion.

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Laxmi Ganesh Idols | Brass Pooja Murti | Antique God Statues
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