Ganesha & Lakshmi Narayan Museum Masterpiece Replicas, The Diwali Heritage Combo

Welcome Diwali with a pair of masterpieces from the Triveni Museum, Ujjain. The Ganesha is inspired by a 10th-century Pratihara-Parmara sculpture from Ashapuri, showing the dancing Ganesha with attendants playing cymbals to the rhythm of his dance. The Lakshmi Narayan is inspired by a 12th-century masterpiece from Dhanauli, Madhya Pradesh, showing Vishnu and Lakshmi in Lalitasana upon Garuda, framed by the Dashavatars. Both replicas are hand-finished from stone composite, recreating the fine detail of originals that are about 1000 and 900 years old. Ganesha and Lakshmi are worshipped together on Diwali, and this combo brings both into one display for a puja shelf, entryway or home temple. In Vastu, placing them in the Northeast or East zone is traditionally associated with wealth, harmony and protective blessings. This Diwali, get an additional 10% off on the combined value of both pieces. A thoughtful gift for family, couples and corporate gifting.