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	$46.00 (Out of Stock) Category: Hindu Art > Hindu Bonded Stone Statues Size: 9 x 7 x 7 Item Type: Statue Material: bonded stone Weight (lbs): 1.4 lbs, ship wt: 3 lbs, ship box: 7x7x6 Stock Status: (Out of Stock) Availability: Next Delivery Feb 09 Product Code: O-106SP (Out of Stock)

Description   Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, happiness and beauty emerged from the ocean of milk when the Gods churned it to produce Amrita (divine nectar) and she at once became Vishnuís consort. She is pictured as an ideal of slim-waist, full breasted feminine beauty. When she is depicted separately from Vishnu as in this case, she has four hands: in two of them she is holding lotus flowers, while the other two bestow the gifts of well-being and prosperity. When she is depicted with Vishnu, Lakshmi has only two hands. She sits or stands on the lotus flower, and sometimes has elephants on either side. The new moon night of November is dedicated to her annual ceremony. Lakshmi is said to reside in sweet-smelling floral garlands which bring fortune and wealth to the wearer. She also has a role as a fertility goddess and is particularly linked to the richness of the soil.   Features Category: Hindu Art Statues > Hindu Bonded Stone Statues Description: Lakshmi on lotus Item: O-106SP Size: 9 x 7 x 7 Statue. Museum reproduction quality bonded stone. Related Products... Small Ganesh statue Krishna and Radha Lakshmi Goddess of Luck and Prosperity Statue Reclining Ganesh on a Leaf Statue, Color   $25.00 Add   $29.00 Add   $13.00 (Out of Stock) Add   $25.00 Add Hanuman Ganesh on lotus   $19.00 Add   $46.00 Add

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