15" Four Armed Lakshmi | super white makrana marble

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Introducing the Four-Armed Lakshmi: A Symbol of Abundance and Prosperity

This exquisite 15-inch statue of Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity, is meticulously crafted from pristine super white Makrana marble. Lakshmi, often depicted with four arms, represents the four aspects of human life: dharma (righteousness), kama (pleasure), artha (wealth), and moksha (liberation). Each arm holds a symbolic object, representing her blessings and power over these essential aspects. The statue captures the serene and graceful essence of the goddess, making it a perfect addition to your home or sacred space. The detailed carving and the use of Makrana marble, renowned for its purity and luminosity, highlight the statue's beauty. The subtle gold accents further enhance the elegance and richness of this divine representation.

The Mythology of Lakshmi: Goddess of Fortune and Abundance

Lakshmi is revered as one of the most important goddesses in the Hindu pantheon. She is the consort of Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. Her origins are deeply embedded in ancient Vedic scriptures and mythology. One popular tale narrates her emergence from the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan) by the Devas (gods) and Asuras (demons). From the swirling waters, Lakshmi rose, resplendent and beautiful, carrying the nectar of immortality. Another narrative depicts her as the daughter of the sage Bhrigu, known for her wisdom and compassion. Her stories are filled with symbolic representations of prosperity, abundance, purity, and the power of divine grace. The presence of Lakshmi is considered auspicious, believed to bring good fortune, and attract blessings. This statue embodies her divine energy, radiating positivity and spiritual strength.

Makrana Marble: A Legacy of Excellence

The statue's material, super white Makrana marble, is itself a testament to India's rich artistic heritage. Quarried from the mines of Makrana in Rajasthan, this marble has been revered for centuries for its exceptional quality, purity, and translucency. It's a material favored by artisans across the ages, used in the construction of iconic monuments like the Taj Mahal. Its exquisite whiteness symbolizes purity, while its subtle veining adds a touch of natural artistry. This particular statue is carefully handcrafted, allowing the natural beauty of the marble to shine through, enhancing the goddess's ethereal presence. The skill of the artisans is evident in the fine details of the statue, showcasing the timeless appeal of Indian craftsmanship.