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Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, abundance and quiet grace, anchors this collection of framed prints and yantras. In Vastu tradition she is welcomed into the home to invite steady fortune and a sense of plenty. From classical portraits to Lakshmi-Kubera yantras, each piece pairs devotional warmth with tasteful craft — a gentle, considered way to bring her presence into a room that matters to you.
Lakshmi is honoured as the deity of wealth, prosperity and grace — the presence a household hopes to welcome and keep. Vastu tradition holds that her image is best placed in the North, the direction of Kubera the treasurer, or in the South-East, often as a Lakshmi-Kubera yantra said to draw steady fortune inward. She is less about sudden gain than about abundance that settles and stays.
These six pieces move from portrait to sacred geometry. "Lakshmi the goddess of wealth" offers a classical devotional image, while "Lakshmi saraswati sanyog by Raja Ravi Varma" pairs her with Saraswati in the beloved Ravi Varma manner. For those drawn to yantra tradition, the "Shri Dhanakarshana Laxmi Kubera Yantra" and the "Shri Sampoorna Maha Laxmi Kubera Yantram" render her prosperity aspect as precise, meditative form.
For a devotional portrait, a North or East wall keeps the goddess facing the room's daily life. A Lakshmi-Kubera yantra is traditionally set in the North or South-East, at eye level, in the pooja corner or a study where finances are considered. Keep the surrounding wall uncluttered so the piece can hold its own quiet focus.
Let the room decide. A softly detailed portrait suits a living space or entryway; a yantra rewards a calm, contemplative corner. Match the frame to your existing woodwork and choose a scale that fills the wall without crowding it.
Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.
