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Goddess Lakshmi - goddess of wealth

Name: Goddess Lakshmi - goddess of wealth
Brand: 1stBuddha
SKU: 100
Price: 190 EUR
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Bronze statue of a Hindu deity, handcrafted in India, measuring H 29.5 cm x W 10 cm and weighing 2.2 kg. Featuring a standing pose with a bowl, symbolizing offering and devotion. A stunning collectible with intricate detailing and partial gilding, showcasing traditional Indian artistry.

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Goddess Lakshmi - goddess of wealth

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Description

This exquisite bronze statue originates from India and represents a Hindu deity in a standing pose, holding a bowl. The bowl signifies offering, devotion, and abundance, a common representation in Hindu and Buddhist iconography.

Measuring 29.5 cm high and 10 cm wide and weighing 2.2 kg, this piece is crafted with detailed embellishments, partial gilding, and intricate sculpting, making it an exceptional addition to any antique collection. The statue’s aged patina and wear suggest it has significant historical value.

Features:

•Origin: India

•Material: Bronze with gilded details

•Dimensions: H 29.5 cm x W 10 cm

•Weight: 2.2 kg

•Pose Meaning: Represents offerings, devotion, and prosperity

•Condition: Antique patina, with visible signs of age

This piece embodies India’s deep spiritual heritage, with influences from Tamil Nadu or Karnataka’s bronze-making traditions. The craftsmanship and posture suggest it may have been part of a temple offering or household altar.

Whether you’re a collector of religious art, an interior designer, or an admirer of antique craftsmanship, this bronze statue is a timeless addition to any space.