Handcrafted Brass Goddess Lakshmi Statue Mini 37mm

A miniature handcrafted brass Lakshmi statue standing 37mm tall — individually cast and hand-finished in India, following the classical iconographic conventions of the Hindu goddess of wealth, abundance, and beauty, with the characteristic lotus, coin gesture, and four arms. What This Piece Offers At 37mm, this is a true miniature — compact enough to sit on an altar, a desk corner, or inside a gift box without requiring dedicated display space, yet detailed enough to read clearly as a complete figure. Brass has a warm, golden tone that develops a natural patina over time — the surface deepens and gains character with age rather than fading or deteriorating. The handcast production means surface detail — facial features, jewellery, lotus, and mudra hand positions — is individually finished rather than machine-stamped. Quality that exceeds the size. Brass is dense relative to its size — the figure has the satisfying weight and solidity of a properly cast metal object, not a hollow shell. Cast Brass, Hand-Finished Cast brass, hand-finished. Height: 37mm. Classical Lakshmi iconography — four arms, lotus, abhaya mudra, gold coin gesture. Each piece is individually cast and finished in India; slight variation in surface detail and patina tone between pieces is characteristic of handmade brass casting. Placement and Care Place on an altar, shrine, desk, or shelf. Wipe clean with a dry or very lightly damp soft cloth. Do not use chemical cleaners or abrasive materials on brass. If the surface develops an unwanted dull tone over time, buff gently with a soft cloth — brass naturally returns to a warm glow with light polishing. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Lakshmi and Brass Deity Figures Lakshmi is one of the most widely venerated deities in Hinduism — the goddess of wealth, prosperity, beauty, and good fortune, and consort of Vishnu. Lakshmi images appear in homes, businesses, and temples across South Asia, often placed near entrances or in spaces associated with abundance and well-being. Miniature brass deity figures have been made by craftsmen across India for centuries, both for devotional use and as portable representations of divine presence in a home or altar space. Common Questions Is this figure appropriate for devotional use? Yes — it follows classical Lakshmi iconography and is sized for altar or shrine placement. For traditional devotional use, many practitioners perform a brief ritual welcome when bringing a new deity figure into their home. Will the brass tarnish over time? Brass develops a natural patina — a deepening of tone and occasional green-grey marks in recesses — with exposure to air and moisture. This is natural and can be reversed with gentle polishing using a soft cloth. Is the figure solid brass or hollow? Confirm from the product specification. The weight of the figure when held indicates which it is — solid cast brass is noticeably heavier for its size than hollow cast.