Lakshmi Sterling Silver 925 Statue with Red Onyx & Green Stone Accents

Abundance is not only what we possess. It is also the love we share, the peace we find, and the beauty we welcome into our lives.

In Hindu tradition, Lakshmi is the beloved goddess of prosperity, good fortune, beauty, and divine grace. Yet her meaning reaches far beyond material wealth. She represents a life enriched by harmony, generosity, gratitude, and spiritual well-being.

This extraordinary Sterling Silver 925 statue brings her symbolism to life through intricate ornamentation, genuine natural stones, and the artistry of a third-generation family of artisans from Jodhpur, India.

A Beautiful Expression of Grace and Abundance

Lakshmi is portrayed seated gracefully upon an elaborately decorated throne, her expression peaceful and welcoming.

Her tall, sculpted silver crown is adorned with red onyx stones and crowned by a striking teardrop-shaped red stone. Behind her head, a magnificent circular halo features rows of rich red stones, creating an almost radiant frame around her face.

Her clothing is particularly captivating. A carefully arranged pattern of small red onyx stones covers her bodice, sleeves, and draped lower garments, with fine silver lines creating a beautiful geometric design.

Subtle green stones accent her necklace and waist ornaments, providing a lovely contrast to the deep red tones.

The silverwork continues through the delicate folds of her clothing, the curved legs of her ornamental seat, and the small circular footrest beneath her extended foot.

Every detail invites a closer look.

The Meaning Behind Her Four Hands

Lakshmi's four arms are traditionally associated with the four aims of human life in Hindu philosophy: Dharma (righteous living), Artha (prosperity), Kama (fulfillment), and Moksha (spiritual liberation).

In this particular statue, each hand contributes to her peaceful and meaningful presence.

The Lotus Flowers — Purity and Growth

In her two upper hands, Lakshmi holds lotus flowers.

The lotus is a cherished symbol in Hindu tradition because it rises from muddy water and blooms above the surface. It represents purity, spiritual growth, and the ability to rise above life's difficulties.

The Raised Hand — Blessings and Fearlessness

One of Lakshmi's lower hands is raised with the palm facing forward, a gesture associated with Abhaya Mudra.

For devotees, it symbolizes reassurance, protection, and freedom from fear.

The Lowered Hand — Generosity and Giving

Her other lower hand extends downward, associated with Varada Mudra, a gesture of benevolence and generosity.

It reflects a beautiful idea: prosperity becomes more meaningful when it is shared.

Together, these gestures express a balance between material well-being, spiritual growth, inner peace, and compassion.

A Meaning That Speaks to Everyone

For those who honor Lakshmi in their spiritual practice, her image carries deep significance. She is especially celebrated during Diwali, when families welcome her blessings and express hopes for prosperity and happiness.

But you do not have to follow Hindu traditions to appreciate this piece.

Perhaps you are drawn to the extraordinary silverwork, the richness of the red onyx, or the peaceful expression on her face.

Perhaps you are beginning a new chapter in life and find meaning in her association with abundance and positive beginnings.

Or perhaps you simply love the beauty of Indian art.

Whatever draws you to Lakshmi, her story offers a timeless reminder that true abundance includes the things money cannot buy.

Why We Love It

We love the remarkable contrast between Lakshmi's serene expression and the richness of her ornamentation.

The circular halo, sculpted crown, gemstone-covered garments, and beautifully detailed throne give this statue an extraordinary presence.

The red onyx creates a warm, vibrant contrast against the silver, while the small green accents add depth and character.

Most of all, we appreciate how every element contributes to the beauty of the whole piece.

It is a wonderful expression of India's artistic heritage and the craftsmanship passed down through generations.

A Gift Filled with Meaning

Lakshmi can be a meaningful gift for someone celebrating a new home, a wedding, a business opening, Diwali, or an important personal milestone.

For a devotee, she may be a cherished symbol of faith and blessings.

For an admirer of Indian craftsmanship, she may become a beautiful decorative treasure.

For someone beginning a new journey, her symbolism offers a reminder to welcome opportunities with gratitude, generosity, and an open heart.

A beautiful way to celebrate prosperity — not only in what we have, but in how we live.

Details

• Material: Sterling Silver 925

• Gemstones: Genuine red onyx with green natural stone accents

• Design: Four-armed Lakshmi seated on an ornate throne

• Hand Details: Two lotus flowers, one raised hand in a blessing gesture, and one lowered hand associated with generosity

• Artistic Details: Gemstone-adorned crown, circular halo, intricately patterned garments, decorative silver throne, and circular footrest

• Origin: Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India

• Craftsmanship: From a family of artisans with three generations of craftsmanship

• Cultural Significance: Prosperity, abundance, harmony, generosity, spiritual well-being, and divine grace

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Part of the Taj Mahal Seattle Sterling Silver 925 Statues Collection.

A celebration of Indian artistry. A symbol of abundance. A beautiful reminder of everything that makes life rich.