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Ebros Hindu Goddess of Prosperity Lakshmi Seated On Lotus Throne Backflow Cone Incense Burner Statue 6" Tall Hinduism Vastu Altar Decor Figurine

KWD 14
Brand
Ebros Gift
Category
Home Décor
Weight
454 g
– 1 +

Special Features

  • This Hindu Goddess Lakshmi Backflow Incense Cone Burner Statue stands at 6" Tall, 4.5" Wide and 4.25" deep approximately. It weighs about 1 pound.
  • This Hindu Goddess Lakshmi Backflow Incense Cone Burner Statue is made of designer composite resin mixed in bronze patina powder, hand painted and polished individually. Backflow Cone Incense needed for this incense burner (3 will be included). We sell them separately in 4 basic scents; Sandal, Rose, Lavender and Jasmine Scents.
  • When incense cone is lit in the burner, trails of smoke mimics a waterfall/cloud mist flowing/cascading down from the lotus throne, into the basin underneath the feet of Lakshmi. (Please refer to the video we have provided with this listing)
  • Lakshmi is seen as exceptionally beautiful, sitting on a lotus flower with four hands, two of which hold lotus flowers, and the lower right offering blessings of fortune, and the lower left held in benediction or blessings open mudra. Lakshmi is the goddess of shakti, energy, boundless, bountiful prosperity and blessings.
  • Please note that the incense burner is only meant for a Backflow Incense Cone. Regular incense cones or sticks are not compatible with the item. Soda can and props placed next to the statue is not included with the listing. They are meant to provide size perspective of the item.

Description

Lakshmi is seen as exceptionally beautiful, sitting on a lotus flower with four hands, two of which hold lotus flowers, and the lower right offering blessings of fortune, and the lower left held in benediction or blessings open mudra. Lakshmi is the goddess of shakti, energy, boundless, bountiful prosperity and blessings. When incense cone is lit in the burner, trails of smoke mimics a waterfall/cloud mist flowing/cascading down from the lotus throne, into the basin underneath the feet of Lakshmi. (Please refer to the video we have provided with this listing)

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