This Brass Laxmi Murti Sitting is a stunning representation of Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity, seated in a peaceful and graceful pose. Crafted with precision from high-quality brass, this murti brings a spiritual touch to your home, perfect for pooja rooms, home decor, or gifting. The intricate details and radiant finish make it an excellent choice for daily worship or festive occasions.Enhance your home’s spiritual energy with this beautiful Brass Laxmi Murti, inviting wealth and peace.

About Our Products

We offer authentic brass idols, stone idols, and handmade Pattachitra paintings. Each piece is handmade by skilled artisans, so slight variations in colour, finish, texture, or size are natural and make every piece unique. These are handcrafted items, not machine-made products.

Colour & Finish

As these are handmade, the natural colour and finish may vary slightly from the photos depending on light and screen. Over time, brass may develop a natural antique tone — this is normal and does not affect quality.

Shipping & Delivery

Orders are dispatched within 1 to 3 business days. After dispatch, delivery usually takes 6 to 10 working days depending on your location.

Safe & Damage-Free Packing

Every product is carefully packed to reach you safely. If a product arrives broken or damaged, we will replace it — an uncut, clear unboxing video with the shipping label visible is required for any claim.

Order Tracking

Once shipped, a tracking link is sent to your email. We ship across India to serviceable pin codes only.

Order Cancellation

Orders can be cancelled within 24 hours by emailing contact@devsabha.com. Once dispatched, orders cannot be cancelled.

Can I Trust You Before Buying?

You are welcome to video call us to see the actual product and our showroom live. We can also share our GST certificate. Buy with confidence and trust.

Product Care

Handle these handmade pieces gently. For brass and stone idols, keep them away from moisture and harsh chemicals, and wipe with a soft dry cloth. For Pattachitra paintings, dust can only be removed with a dry cloth — never use water or any liquid.