Copper Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Idol

Bring the blessings of prosperity and well-being into your space with this Small Ashta Lakshmi Brass Wall Hanging Set. Featuring eight finely detailed brass plaques, this handcrafted set depicts the eight manifestations of Lakshmi, the revered goddess of abundance in Hindu tradition. Each form of Lakshmi bestows unique blessings, from wealth and knowledge to courage and family prosperity. Artisan cast and polished to a gleaming finish, each panel shows the goddess seated on a lotus, a symbol of spiritual purity and beauty. Designed for wall mounting, this set adds an aura of sacredness and positive energy to entryways, meditation rooms, and home altars, making it a timeless piece of spiritual decor.

Invite the blessings of prosperity and purity with this elegant 10-inch Sitting Devi Lakshmi statue. Meticulously handcrafted using the traditional Madhuchista Vidhana (Lost Wax) technique, this authentic Panchaloha bronze idol from Swamimalai captures the goddess in cosmic serenity, seated gracefully atop a lotus pedestal. Adorned with regal jewels and the iconic "Kireedam Mukut" crown, Devi Lakshmi holds a blooming lotus symbolizing abundance and purity. Her flowing robes and adorned posture embody celestial elegance and divine grace, while the upper left hand waves a flag signaling triumph, and blessings flow from her Abhaya and Varada mudras. Perfect for home altars, meditation spaces, or sophisticated décor, this statue blends refined artistry with powerful symbolism. Maintain its lustrous bronze finish with gentle polishing to enjoy its timeless beauty.

Bring the harmony of abundance and wisdom into your home with this beautifully handcrafted 4-inch Brass Lakshmi Ganesha Sitting on Lotus Statue. Artfully designed, this compact idol features the beloved goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing wealth, fortune, and beauty, seated gracefully beside Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and bestower of auspicious beginnings. Both deities rest on a lotus platform—the ultimate symbol of purity and resilience, reflecting prosperity’s emergence even amidst challenges. Rendered in polished solid brass, the statue’s exquisite details include Lakshmi’s open palm in a gesture of blessing, and Ganesha’s broken tusk, a poignant reminder of self-sacrifice and wisdom. This harmonious duo radiates spiritual significance; their combined presence is invoked for household prosperity, new ventures, and joyful celebrations. Ideal for compact home altars, pooja rooms, desks, or as a meaningful Diwali or housewarming gift, this statue infuses every space with positive energy and artistic elegance. Crafted by skilled Indian artisans, this small but powerful sculpture represents centuries of tradition and cultural heritage. The durable brass construction ensures lasting beauty with minimal care. Welcome blessings and fortitude into your daily rituals with this emblematic pairing, a timeless statement of hope and harmony.

Invite the blessings of success, abundance, and wisdom into your home with this superfine handcrafted statue featuring the divine trinity of Lakshmi, Ganesha, and Saraswati, beautifully seated on a singhasan (royal throne) and cast in solid, high-quality brass. Uniting the remover of obstacles (Ganesha), the goddess of wealth (Lakshmi), and the goddess of knowledge (Saraswati), this sculpture is a holistic symbol of harmony, prosperity, and enlightened living. Each deity is intricately carved with iconographic details—Ganesha with his modak and trunk, Lakshmi holding her lotus and showering coins, Saraswati with her veena and scriptures. The detailed throne, embellishments, and superfine finish all reveal the skill of master artisans. Devotees worship this trinity especially during Diwali, inviting spiritual and material success while fostering an environment of positivity and growth. Place it in your puja room, living room, study, or at the entrance for maximum blessings and to instantly infuse the space with artistic elegance and sacred energy. This statue’s compact yet substantial size (5 inches) makes it a versatile accent, perfectly suited for altars, desktops, bookshelves, or gift-giving during festivals, weddings, or housewarmings. Its durable brass construction ensures heirloom quality and lasting brilliance.

Lord Tirupati is the most revered deity of the Southern regions of India. Devotees believe that worshipping Lord Tirupati will give blessings, eliminate sins, and grant their requests. Devotees frequently tonsure their hair as a sacrifice to the deity at the Lord Tirupati Temple. This Tirupati Balaji Stylized Temple Frame Wall Hanging is a testament to exquisite craftsmanship. Here in this framed wooden wall hanging the first attraction is the magnificent Brass image of Lord Tirupati enclosed inside a Kirtimukha throne. His glorious depiction includes the regular iconography of Shankha and Chakra in his upper hands and the Varada and Kati haasta gestures in his lower hands. The second attraction is the wooden frame that is very elegantly carved in traditional floral patterns. There is a small bell hanging from the top of the frame. The wooden frame is painted dark brown, adding a sophisticated charm to the piece. Hung with reverence, this handmade marvel transcends mere decor, serves as a spiritual anchor and a visual ode to timeless traditions, and works as a conduit to be one with the almighty.

Elevate your home or prayer space with this exquisitely detailed, superfine brass Devi Lakshmi statue, expertly handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques for unmatched quality and authenticity. Standing gracefully on a beautifully sculpted lotus, Goddess Lakshmi radiates auspicious energy and timeless beauty, making her an inspiring centerpiece for entryways, living rooms, meditation areas, or personal altars. The intricate gold coin necklace, ornate saree patterns, and gem-studded ornaments reflect true Indian artistry, blending antique charm with modern luxury. Ideal for housewarming gifts or festive décor, this statement piece symbolizes prosperity and good fortune, inviting warmth, inspiration, and positive energy into any home. Every element—from the regal crown to the abhayamudra hand—showcases profound craftsmanship and spiritual presence, offering buyers a meaningful work of art that harmonizes with contemporary and traditional interiors.

Ganesh: know to the world as "The remover of obstacles" is also whorshipped for wisdom, wealth and success.

Lakshmi is the Goddess of luck, wealth, and beauty to the Hindus. She is the household goddess of most Hindu families and a favorite among women.

nice quality figurine. Scott. Santa Ynez, CA. Mon Jun 08 2026

Saraswati is one of those important goddesses in the Vedas who have retained their original and contextual significance to the present day. If you want to kindle the creative streak in your life, Saraswati is the goddess for you.

Ganesh: know to the world as "The remover of obstacles" is also whorshipped for wisdom, wealth and success.

Small Superfine Four Armed Lord Ganesha Brass Statue Seated on Lotus crafted in Brass with a Golden finish designed for daily puja and home decor. This detailed sculpture features smooth contours balanced proportions and neat detailing created by skilled artisans. The compact footprint fits mantels shelves and home temple setups while adding a calm devotional presence. Durable construction resists routine handling and is easy to wipe clean making it suitable for gifting housewarming and festive occasions. Place it in living room entryway or office to create a welcoming spiritual focal point.

Brahma: brahma is the creator of god in hinduism. He is also known as "Swayambhu" (self-born). The creator of the four vedas.

Lord Shiva as Nataraja

Ganesha's left leg is slightly bent and touching the base with the front sole, while the right leg is upturned and touching the waist. This dancing posture is known as ardhparyankasana in the iconographical texts.He has four hands: the upper right hand is holding an elephant goad (ankusha), while the lower one is bearing a broken tusk. The upper left hand is holding a noose (pasha), while the lower one a laddu (sweetmeat), which is being brushed by his trunk, curving to the left. He has drooping ears which is partially edged with a design. His eyes are open and the centre of forehead is incised with a wheel. He has two unequal length of tusks (one is broken). His hair is partially tied in a hair-do and partially falling on the back. He is wearing a beautiful crown. The frontal humps are incised with decoration and encircled by chains.The upper portion of the trunk is also incised with designs. There are many wrinkles on the trunk. The ornaments he is wearing include necklaces, armlets, bracelets, a waist-band, girdles and anklets etc. The trunk is also encircled by a chain with pendent. A cobra is encircled around his stomach. Moreover, he is wearing a sacred-thread and scarf. An end of the scarf, incised with stylized designs, is attached to the throne.One of the earliest representation of dancing Ganesha has been discovered in a Shiva temple of Bahur (South India) belonging to the period of 8th century A.D. of the reign of Pallava. In that representation, Ganesha bears in his four hands a broken tusk, elephant goad, noose (pasha) and sweetmeat (modaka).

Superfine Goddess Dhana Lakshmi on Lotus Brass Statues crafted in Brass with a Golden finish designed for daily puja and home decor. This detailed sculpture features smooth contours balanced proportions and neat detailing created by skilled artisans. The compact footprint fits mantels shelves and home temple setups while adding a calm devotional presence. Durable construction resists routine handling and is easy to wipe clean making it suitable for gifting housewarming and festive occasions. Place it in living room entryway or office to create a welcoming spiritual focal point.

Though depicting images still shrouded in mystery, the bold relief, intricate detail, and rich faux gold and ebony finishes of this quality designer resin, Fleur De Lis Living-exclusive plaques will lend a regal, ancient Kristopher air to most any decor. Stunning displayed individually or as a triptych!

I paired it with a gold Egyptian winged wall plaque!. Margo. US. Wed Sep 30 2026

Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps the singing bird will come. - Lois Lowry This quotation exemplifies the mood conveyed by this brass wall decor depicting a tree with flying birds. The tree is portrayed at its most beautiful here, with branches full of leaves. The birds are seen poised to take flight from the branches. The sculpture is fashioned in a circular shape, which adds dimension to the tree's abundance. It is a hanging piece that can be set anyplace. The use of brass, a strong material, validates the idea of infinity. The representation of the tree's golden-tinged foliage has transcended all levels of excellent creativity. When the little leaves with their individual beauty are combined throughout the artwork, they exude a fine sense of regality and exclusivity. This item, which is ideal for living room decor, will undoubtedly connect the viewer with the tranquil sense of a natural setting in which branches of a tree swing and birds sing.

Great religious artifact. Vanita. UT. Tue Mar 08 2022

Lakshmi: the goddess of wealth, fortune, power, luxury, beauty, fertility and asupiciousness. She promises material fulfilment and contentment. Often whorshipped by businessman to be blessed with success.

The Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mudra, adorned in robes embellished with majestic dragons, is a breathtaking testament to spirituality and artistry. This exquisite brass sculpture captures the Buddha's profound moment of enlightenment, touching the earth to bear witness to his awakening. The intricate dragon-adorned robes symbolize the harmonious union of the earthly and the divine. This artwork transcends mere craftsmanship, serving as a portal to a sacred realm, where the Buddha's enlightenment and the mystic energy of dragons intertwine. It stands as a symbol of artistic finesse and spiritual revelation, a tangible bridge between the material and the ethereal.

A deep, coppery finish overlain with strategic proportions of gold. Sculpted from pure brass, this murti depicts the Bodhisattva Shadakshari Lokeshvara in padmasana, the hems of His dhoti spread about His gathered legs. The same is tied below the navel, situated in a narrow waist leading superbly up to broad shoulders and a neck as gracious as a conch. Hints of an angavastram across those shoulders, four substantial arms (He is chaturbhujadhari, the one possessed of four arms) emerging from that divine section of His anatomy.In His anterior hands, afore His wide-set chest, Shadkshari Lokeshvara holds the mystical wish-fulfilling gold gem. More of that lustrous gold colour is to be found on the karnakundalas that graze His clavicles, the characteristic five spires of the crown on His head, and the sprig of myrobalan in His left posterior hand. At the centre of it all is the profoundly contemplative, boundlessly compassionate countenance of the Bodhisattva.