Premium Brass Mahalakshmi Idol with Chattra Umbrella 4.5 Inch

Premium Brass Mahalakshmi Idol with Chattra Umbrella 4.5 Inch - 4-Armed Padmasana Goddess on Lotus Base with Royal Floral Canopy, Varada Mudra & Red Enamel Accents

Invite the supreme blessings of Goddess Mahalakshmi (Lakshmi Devi, Thirumagal, Sri Devi, Kamala) — the goddess of wealth, prosperity, abundance, beauty, grace, and divine fortune — into your sacred home with this magnificently crafted Premium Brass Mahalakshmi Idol with Chattra Umbrella. Standing 4.5 inches tall in all her regal splendour, this idol presents Goddess Mahalakshmi seated in padmasana (lotus pose) on a beautifully detailed full-bloom lotus base with red enamel petal accents, crowned with a magnificent royal chattra (ceremonial umbrella / parasol) that rises above her on a central pole — a symbol of her supreme divine sovereignty and royal grace. She has 4 arms: the upper two hands each hold a kalasha (sacred pot / lotus bud), the lower right hand is in varada mudra (boon-giving gesture) with gold coins flowing downward — symbolising the continuous bestowal of wealth and prosperity upon her devotees — and the lower left hand holds a padma (lotus). She wears an elaborate mukuta (crown) with a sun-ray / flame prabhamandala (halo) behind her head, heavy temple jewellery — layered necklaces, armlets, bangles, and a waistband — and an ornate saree with detailed drapery. The magnificent royal chattra (ceremonial umbrella) features a floral rose-embossed canopy, a twisted rope border, hanging fruit / bell pendants around the rim, and a pointed kalasha finial at the top. Weighing 150 grams in solid brass with a warm antique gold finish, this is a centrepiece idol for any home temple altar.

Product Specifications

• Material: Premium Brass
• Height: 4.5 inches (11.4 cm) including chattra umbrella
• Width / Length: 2 inches (5.1 cm)
• Breadth / Depth: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm)
• Weight: 150 grams
• Finish: Warm Antique Gold Polish with Red Enamel Lotus Base Accents
• Pose: Padmasana (seated lotus pose)
• Upper Right Hand: Kalasha (sacred pot / lotus bud)
• Upper Left Hand: Kalasha (sacred pot / lotus bud)
• Lower Right Hand: Varada mudra (boon-giving gesture) with gold coins flowing
• Lower Left Hand: Padma (lotus)
• Crown: Elaborate mukuta with sun-ray / flame prabhamandala (halo)
• Adornments: Layered necklaces, armlets, bangles, waistband, ornate saree with detailed drapery
• Base: Full-bloom lotus base with red enamel petal accents
• Chattra: Royal ceremonial umbrella with floral rose-embossed canopy, twisted rope border, hanging fruit / bell pendants, and pointed kalasha finial
• SKU: LKS-BR-4P5-001
• Country of Origin: India

Spiritual Significance

Goddess Mahalakshmi (Lakshmi Devi, Thirumagal, Sri Devi, Kamala, Padma) is the supreme goddess of wealth, prosperity, abundance, beauty, grace, and divine fortune in the Hindu tradition — the eternal consort of Lord Vishnu (Narayana) and the mother of the universe. She is worshipped as the bestower of ashta lakshmi — the eight forms of wealth: material wealth (Dhana Lakshmi), grain and food (Dhanya Lakshmi), courage and strength (Dhairya Lakshmi), children and progeny (Santana Lakshmi), victory and success (Vijaya Lakshmi), knowledge and wisdom (Vidya Lakshmi), elephants and royal power (Gaja Lakshmi), and divine grace and beauty (Adi Lakshmi). The varada mudra (boon-giving gesture) with gold coins flowing from her lower right hand is the most iconic and auspicious iconographic element of Goddess Lakshmi — it represents her eternal, unconditional, and continuous bestowal of wealth, prosperity, and abundance upon all her devotees. The padma (lotus) in her lower left hand represents purity, spiritual enlightenment, and the divine beauty that arises from the mud of worldly existence. The royal chattra (ceremonial umbrella) above her head is a symbol of her supreme divine sovereignty — in ancient Indian royal tradition, only the most exalted kings and deities were honoured with a royal chattra. The full-bloom lotus base represents the divine realm of Vaikunta from which Goddess Lakshmi eternally blesses her devotees. Goddess Mahalakshmi is especially worshipped on Fridays (Shukravar), Diwali (Lakshmi Puja), Navratri, Varalakshmi Vratam, Kojagara Purnima, and all Ekadashi days.

Why Choose This?

• Magnificent Royal Chattra (Ceremonial Umbrella) - The royal chattra with floral rose-embossed canopy, twisted rope border, hanging fruit / bell pendants, and pointed kalasha finial is an extraordinary and rare iconographic feature — elevating this idol to a regal centrepiece for any home temple altar
• Complete 4-Armed Iconography - Kalasha (upper right), kalasha (upper left), varada mudra with gold coins (lower right), and padma lotus (lower left) — all four sacred attributes faithfully rendered at the 4.5-inch scale
• Red Enamel Lotus Base Accents - The red enamel accents on the full-bloom lotus base petals add a premium temple-art quality and vibrant colour contrast to the warm antique gold brass finish
• Elaborate Crown with Prabhamandala Halo - The mukuta (crown) with sun-ray / flame prabhamandala (halo) behind Goddess Lakshmi’s head is a hallmark of the finest South Indian temple-art brass casting tradition
• Ideal Centrepiece Height - At 4.5 inches and 150 grams, this idol commands presence on any home temple altar while remaining compact enough for office desks, study tables, and gifting

Vastu & Placement Guidelines

Place Goddess Mahalakshmi facing East or North in your home temple or pooja room. She is especially auspicious when placed in the North-East (Ishan) corner of the home or pooja room — the direction of divine grace and prosperity in Vastu Shastra. On Fridays (Shukravar), offer yellow flowers (especially marigold / genda phool), lotus flowers, red hibiscus, turmeric, kumkum, and panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee, sugar) to Goddess Lakshmi. Light a ghee lamp (diya) before her idol and chant the Sri Lakshmi Ashtottara Shatanamavali, Kanakadhara Stotram, Sri Suktam, or Om Shreem Mahalakshmiyei Namaha for wealth, prosperity, and divine grace. On Varalakshmi Vratam (the Friday before Shravana Purnima), perform the complete Varalakshmi Puja before this idol for the fulfilment of all desires and the bestowal of the eight forms of Ashta Lakshmi’s blessings.

Perfect Gift For

• Diwali (Lakshmi Puja) — the most auspicious occasion for gifting Goddess Lakshmi idols
• Varalakshmi Vratam and Navratri celebrations
• Housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh) — Goddess Lakshmi is the first deity to be welcomed into a new home
• Weddings and marriage anniversaries — Goddess Lakshmi blesses the couple with prosperity and abundance
• New business openings and office inaugurations
• Kojagara Purnima and all Ekadashi day gifting
• Return gifts at pooja events and temple functions

Care & Maintenance

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For periodic deep cleaning, use a tamarind or lemon juice solution with a soft brush to restore the brass lustre, paying careful attention to the fine chattra canopy floral detailing, hanging pendants, twisted rope border, crown, prabhamandala halo, 4 arms, kalasha, lotus, and lotus base. Rinse with clean water and dry immediately and thoroughly. Handle the red enamel lotus base accents with care — avoid abrasive materials on the enamel surfaces. Avoid harsh chemicals. The chattra umbrella pole is delicate — handle with care during cleaning and storage.

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