Gaj Laxmi Idol (Goddess Lakshmi with Elephants)

गज लक्ष्मी

Gaj Laxmi (गज लक्ष्मी) is the magnificent form of Goddess Lakshmi seated on a full-bloom lotus throne and being bathed by two royal elephants (gajas) standing on either side, gently spraying sacred water from their raised trunks. This iconography, found in temple sculpture across India and in Diwali rangoli designs, celebrates Lakshmi as the queen of prosperity, abundance, and royal grace. The two elephants symbolize the meeting of two streams of positive energy, the royal abundance of nature, and the dignified power that supports the goddess. Gaj Laxmi is the most widely worshipped form of Lakshmi during Diwali — the festival of lights — and is honoured by business owners and households alike to invoke wealth, success, and continuous prosperity. The idol is traditionally placed in the puja room, the cash locker of a business, or near the entrance of a home during Diwali to welcome the goddess into the space. Beyond Diwali, Gaj Laxmi is worshipped on Sharad Purnima, Varalakshmi Vratam, and during major business openings or housewarming ceremonies. This energized Gaj Laxmi Idol is ideal for Diwali Lakshmi Puja, business owners seeking prosperity, new ventures, housewarming rituals, and devotees who wish to keep the energy of abundance alive in their home throughout the year. Mantra: Om Shreem Mahalakshmiyei Namah.