ASHTA LAKSHMI URULI
₹2,028.00
This is a traditional brass decorative bowl featuring embossed depictions of the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi, commonly used in Indian homes for “Uruli” decor by filling it with water and floating flowers.
Weight : 0.338
Size : 7.5×14.5cm
Description
This is a traditional brass decorative bowl featuring embossed depictions of the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi, commonly used in Indian homes for “Uruli” decor by filling it with water and floating flowers.
Weight : 0.338
Size : 7.5×14.5cm
Related Products
MARIAMMAN IS THE POWERFUL GODDESS OF RAIN, HEALT AND PROTECTION, WORSHIPPED FOR CURING DISEASES AND BRINGING PROSPERITY. SHE BLESSES DEVOTEES WITH STRENGTH, HEALING AND REMOVES NEGATIVE ENERGY FROM LIFE.
Size: 6×3.5cm
Weight: 0.061
He is the “Lord who destroys sins,” famously enshrined at Tirumala, depicted here with his eyes partially covered and holding the Sudarshana Chakra and Shanka (conch) to bless and protect humanity in the Kali Yuga.
Size : 12×4cm
Weight : 0.293
Hanuman and Garuda symbolize unmatched devotion, strength, and divine protection in Hindu tradition. Together, they represent fearless service to Lord Vishnu, guiding devotees with courage, loyalty, and spiritual power.
Size : 14×6cm
Weight : 0.291
ANNA POORANI IS A GODDESS OF FOOD NOURISHMENT, AND ABUNDANCE, A FORM OF PARVATHI. SHE BLESSES DEVOTIES WITH PROSPERITY AND ENSURES NO ONE GOES ANGRY.
Weight: 0.101
Size: 5×6cm
It features the Goddess of Wealth, Lakshmi, and the God of New Beginnings, Ganesha, seated together on a shared pedestal to symbolize the union of prosperity and wisdom.
Size: 4×5.5cm
Weight : 0.056
HE IS THE KING OF BIRDS AND A SYMBOL OF SPEED, POWER, AND UNWAVERING DEVOTION, OFTEN DESPICTED IN AN ANJALI MUDRA [ FOLDED HANDS] POSITION TO HONOR HIS LORD.
Size : 10×4cm
Weight : 0.18
DIVINE IDOL OF RAMA, SITA, LAKSHMANA & HANUMAN SYMBOLIZING PEACE, DEVOTION AND PROTECTION. PERFECT FOR HOME, POOJA ROOM, OR GOFTING TO BRING BLESSINGS AND POSITIVE ENERGY.
Size: 0.222
Weight: 8×8cm
He is shown here as a meditative ascetic, identifiable by his Trishula (trident), the Damaru (drum), the serpent around his neck, and his seated position on a tiger skin.
Size : 7.5×6cm
Weight : 0.279
This depicts the Hindu deity Krishna as a crawling infant holding a butter ball, symbolizing his playful innocence and divine mischief.
Size: 4×4.5CM
Weight : 0.062
This is an idol of Panchamukhi Hanuman, a powerful five-faced form of the Hindu deity Hanuman representing his mastery over the five directions and his ability to protect devotees from all evils.
Size : 8×7.5cm
Weight : 0.202
Lord Vishnu is shown here in a standing posture, shielded by the five-headed serpent Shesha (Ananta), representing his role as the supreme protector and preserver of the universe. The multi-headed cobra provides a divine canopy, symbolizing eternity and the resting place of the Lord.
He typically holds his four primary symbols—the Sudarshana Chakra (discus), Panchajanya (conch), Kaumodaki (mace), and Padma (lotus).
This specific icon represents peace, cosmic order, and the infinite nature of time.
Size : 7×4cm
Weight : 0.075
He is the Hindu god of war and victory, often depicted holding his divine spear (Vel) and accompanied by his vahana, the peacock.
Size : 6×2.5cm
Weight : 0.043