Laxmi Ganesh on Leaf Figurine | Silver Pooja Décor

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Rs. 510.00 Rs. 650.00 Save 21% Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 161 Gms ± 5%
  • Aluminium - Gold plated
  • 12 x 9 x 7 cms
  • Auspicious Vastu Alignment: Best placed in the North East zone of your home or pooja altar to channel positive vibrations and financial stability.
  • Divine Duo: Pairs the remover of obstacles with the goddess of wealth, creating a harmonious energy ideal for new beginnings and business ventures.
  • Sacred Leaf Base: The intricately patterned leaf holds deep cultural significance in Indian traditions, representing purity, life, and spiritual awakening.
  • Festive Gifting: An exceptional and deeply meaningful present for Diwali, weddings, Griha Pravesh ceremonies, or corporate gifting events.
  • Versatile Display: The elegant profile sits perfectly on mandir steps, entrance consoles, or living room display shelves without cluttering the space.
Description

Invite supreme blessings and wealth into your living space with this beautifully detailed spiritual artifact. Featuring the revered deities Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi gracefully seated on a sacred leaf base, this piece is widely known across India as Laxmi Ganesh, Vighnaharta and Dhanlakshmi, or the Peepal leaf pooja idol. In Vastu Shastra principles, placing these two powerful deities together in your mandir or entrance ensures the removal of obstacles while attracting continuous prosperity. The intricate silver finish combined with subtle red stone embellishments makes it an elegant centerpiece for your daily worship, festive decorations, or a dedicated meditation space.
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Laxmi Ganesh on Leaf Figurine | Silver Pooja Décor
Rs. 510.00 Rs. 650.00 Save 21%
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