✨ The Divine Story of Gaja Lakshmi

In Hindu mythology, Gaja Lakshmi emerged during the great Samudra Manthanam (churning of the ocean) to restore wealth and power to Indra, the king of gods. She is depicted with lotuses in her hands, blessing devotees with prosperity (varada mudra) and protection (abhaya mudra), while two mighty elephants stand by her side.

🐘 Why Elephants Beside Lakshmi?

The elephants are more than ornaments — they represent fertility, rains, and abundance. Ancient beliefs tell of winged elephants who once flew across the skies showering rain upon the earth, ensuring life and growth. In time, they became royal symbols, part of temple rituals and majestic processions. Thus, when they flank Goddess Lakshmi, they merge divine prosperity with royal power.

🪔 The Tradition of Kamatchi Vilakku in Tamil Nadu

The Kamatchi Vilakku is a timeless lamp from Tamil Nadu, symbolizing the motherly grace of Goddess Kamatchi (Parvati) and the prosperity of Lakshmi. Lighting this sacred lamp is believed to invite blessings of wealth, fertility, strength, and protection into every household.

📏 Specifications

Variant – Big Size

• Height: 21 cm

• Length: 15 cm

• Width: 10 cm

• Weight: 600 gm (approx.)

Variant – Small Size

• Height: 13 cm

• Length: 9 cm

• Width: 6 cm

• Weight: 320 gm (approx.

🌿 Why Choose Sri Swaminathan & Co.?

• 100% authentic brass lamps crafted with care

• Traditional antique finish for a vintage royal look

• Direct from Tamil Nadu’s heritage of artisanship

• What you see is exactly what you receive — no substitutes, no compromises

🙏 Bring Home Divine Blessings

Placing this Gaja Lakshmi Kamatchi Vilakku in your pooja room or gifting it to loved ones is more than tradition — it is an offering of grace, abundance, and timeless beauty.