Brass Kolhapur Lakshimi Devi 5”

Height :5” Weight :0.420kg

Brass Kolhapur Lakshimi Devi

Daily Pooja and Spiritual Worship
Home Altar (Mandir): The most common use for this idol is as a central deity in a home shrine. Devotees perform daily prayers (puja), light oil lamps (diyas) or incense, and offer fresh flowers to invoke her blessings.

Festival Worship: This specific form of Goddess Lakshmi is highly venerated during major Hindu festivals, particularly Diwali (for wealth and prosperity), Navratri, and the Margashirsha Lakshmi Puja.

Symbolism of Kolhapur Lakshmi: Unlike standard depictions of Lakshmi, the Kolhapur idol features unique iconography—she holds a mace (gada), a shield, a citrus fruit (matulinga), and a bowl (panpatra), with a lion behind her. Praying to this specific form is believed to bring not just wealth, but also protection, strength, and salvation.