Lakshmi - Marmer - India - Eind 20e eeuw

This statue depicts Lakshmi (or Mahalakshmi), the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity. The work shown is a hand-carved figure, which, depending on its style, is made marble.
Key Features and Symbolism
Four Arms: The goddess's four hands symbolize the four goals of human life: dharma (virtue), artha (material well-being), kama (desire), and moksha (liberation).
Lotus Flowers: She often holds lotuses in her upper hands, symbolizing purity and spiritual development.
Mudra (hand position): One hand is often in the abhaya mudra (fearlessness/protection) posture, while the other is in the varada mudra (giving blessings).
Pose: Typically seated on a lotus throne or chair, often in the Lalitasana pose (one leg bent, the other hanging down), which suggests royal dignity.

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