Brass Temple Prabhavali With Deep Lakshmi Framed On Red Raw Silk In Brown Frame. Ht 45 cm x W 35 cm traditional decor Weight: For the pair 4

Weight: For the pair 4

Lakshmi is also found in Jain temples and is known as a goddess of abundance and fortune for Buddhists and is seen represented on the oldest surviving stupas and cave temples of Buddhism in India and Southeast Asia

this nut cutter can still be used today or displayed as a unique décor item and "conversation starter

Vinayaka and Pillaiyar is the Lord of Good Fortune who provides prosperity

Brass Temple Prabhavali With Deep Lakshmi Framed On Red Raw Silk In Brown Frame. Ht 45 cm x W 35 cm traditional decor Weight: For the pair 4Exquisite brass temple frame or Prabhavali Halo of the Gods inspired by the temples of South India handcrafted with the Mythical Yali, worshippers on either side of the frame with intricately engraved temple pillars and the idol of the Hindu diety Deep Lakshmi Goddess of light and prosperity. Yali, also known as Vyala or Vidala is a mythical creature seen in most Hindu temples, often sculpted onto the pillars and portrayed as part lion, part elephant