Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Gajalakshmi with Shloka mandala coasters india then fixed onto a stained

then fixed onto a stained wood board

also known as Parvati

North-facing Varaha: Represents prosperity and wealth

Radha and Krishna are a widely depicted devotional pairing in Kerala's temple mural tradition

Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Gajalakshmi with Shloka mandala coasters india then fixed onto a stainedThis piece sets Gajalakshmi, one of the eight forms of Lakshmi (Ashtalakshmi), on a deep navy blue, scalloped edge plaque bordered in gold. She's shown seated with two white elephants beside her, each holding a lotus, symbolising the strength, power, and royal authority believed to accompany the goddess's blessings of wealth. Below the figure, the Gajalakshmi mantra is inscribed in gold Devanagari script, invoking prosperity and the removal of