wall hanging brass galalakshmi
Close-up of ornate brass Gajalakshmi wall hanging with carved arch and elephant
Brass Gajalakshmi wall hanging showing goddess seated between elephants beneath decorative arch

This brass piece shows Gajalakshmi in a seated form with two elephants on either side, set inside an arched wall hanging frame. The brass finish, lotus seat, and carved border give it a rich traditional look that stands out well on a wall. The 12 inch brass gajalakshmi is made to catch the eye without looking too heavy.

Gajalakshmi for Traditional Home Decor

Gajalakshmi is a respected form of Goddess Lakshmi, shown with elephants as a symbol of grace and honour in Indian art. This wall hanging suits a puja room, entrance wall, living room, or temple space. It brings a calm and devotional feel to the area and blends nicely with wooden, brass, or stone decor.

Ideal Placement

This 12 inch brass gajalakshmi wall hanging shows a seated goddess form with a warm brass finish, arched frame, two elephants, and an ornate carved border. The lotus seat and balanced design give it a graceful look, making it suitable for a pooja room, living area, entrance wall, or temple space.

Gajalakshmi is known in tradition as a form of Lakshmi associated with grace, abundance, and auspicious presence. The wall hanging can be placed where you want a devotional and decorative touch together. Its brass look blends well with wooden furniture, traditional interiors, and festive arrangements.

  • Suitable for home and temple decor
  • Brings a traditional devotional feel to the wall
  • Works well as a centre piece in a पूजा area

It is a nice choice for people who like classic Indian art with religious meaning and a rich metal finish.

  • Wall near the home altar
  • Living room feature wall
  • Temple or prayer area
  • Entry wall for a traditional touch

Because of its arched shape and detailed carving, it looks neat on plain walls and also in decorated spaces. It is a good choice for people who like devotional art with a classic Indian finish. This piece can also be kept as a meaningful gift for a housewarming or festive occasion.

What are your murtis made of?

We offer both brass and stone murtis, handcrafted by skilled artisans. The material, exact size and weight of each murti are listed in the product details on this page.

Will the murti look exactly like the photos?

Every murti is handmade, so small differences are natural. Brass murtis can vary slightly in colour and finish, and stone murtis can show natural veins, shade and texture of the stone. The design and size stay the same as shown.

How long will delivery take?

Orders within India are usually delivered in 6–10 days, with free shipping. You will receive tracking details once your order is dispatched.

Do you ship outside India?

Yes, we ship internationally. Message us on WhatsApp with your country and the murti you like, and we will share the shipping cost and delivery time.

Can I get a custom murti made?

Yes. Share the deity, material (brass or stone), size and finish you want on WhatsApp, and we will guide you on the design, price and making time.

What if my order arrives damaged?

Please record a video while opening the parcel. If anything is damaged, send us the video and photos on WhatsApp and we will help you with a replacement or return as per our return policy.

How do I clean and care for my murti?

Brass: wipe gently with a soft, dry cotton cloth. Avoid water, lemon and chemical polish. Brass slowly develops a warm patina over time; this is natural.

Stone: dust with a soft dry cloth, or a slightly damp cloth if needed, and let it dry fully. Avoid acidic cleaners, soaps and harsh chemicals. Handle with care and place it on a stable, flat surface, as stone can chip if it falls.

Which payment options are available?

You can pay securely online using UPI, debit or credit cards and net banking.

Need help choosing the right murti?

Message or call us on WhatsApp at +91 6372746185. We are happy to help you choose the right material and size for your home or mandir.

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