Gaja Lakshmi Hanging Vilakku(Lamp) 12 In
₹8,490.00
The Gaja Lakshmi Vilakku is a traditional brass lamp depicting Goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus, flanked by two elephants (Gaja). It holds deep spiritual, cultural, and symbolic importance in Hindu tradition.The Gaja Lakshmi Vilakku is not just a lamp but a divine symbol of wealth, auspiciousness, protection, fertility, and illumination. Keeping and lighting it is believed to invite endless prosperity and divine grace.
Key Features:
Material : Brass
Color: Brass Gold Glossy Polished
Lamp Height:12 Inch
Width:10 inch
Diameter of Lamp:6 Inch
Total Height with Hanging chain:35 Inch
Significance of Gaja Lakshmi Vilakku in Home
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Symbol of Prosperity & Abundance
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Goddess Lakshmi represents wealth, fortune, and well-being.
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The two elephants (Gaja) symbolize strength, fertility, and royal authority. Together, they represent prosperity with power and stability.
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Illumination of Life
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Being a lamp (Vilakku), it represents the removal of darkness (ignorance) and the ushering of knowledge, wisdom, and clarity.
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Lighting the Gaja Lakshmi Vilakku is believed to invite divine blessings and positive energy into the home or temple.
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Vedic and Puranic Connection
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In Hindu iconography, Gaja Lakshmi is one of the Ashtalakshmi forms, who emerged during the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean), with elephants pouring water over her.
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This symbolizes never-ending wealth, spiritual and material growth.
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Auspicious in Homes & Temples
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Traditionally lit during Diwali, Varalakshmi Vratham, Dhanteras, Fridays, and auspicious ceremonies.
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It is believed to bring good fortune, harmony, and continuous prosperity when lit daily.
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Spiritual Meaning
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The elephants (Gaja) sprinkling water denote fertility and purity.
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Goddess Lakshmi in the lamp embodies Shakti (energy) and Annapurna (provider of food and sustenance).
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Lighting the vilakku signifies welcoming Goddess Lakshmi herself into the household.
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