Gajalakshmi Statue - 2.5 Inches | Brass Idol/ Antique Gajalaxmi Idol for Puja/ 160 Gms Approx black bracelet Tyagaraja has avoided the dhaivatam

Tyagaraja has avoided the dhaivatam completely in the first Pancharatna Kriti without losing the swarupa or character of the ragam

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Gajalakshmi Statue - 2.5 Inches | Brass Idol/ Antique Gajalaxmi Idol for Puja/ 160 Gms Approx black bracelet Tyagaraja has avoided the dhaivatamThe Hindu Goddess Lakshmi, known as the Goddess of abundance, prosperity, and money, has a respected form called Sri Gajalakshmi. In this particular representation, Gajalakshmi is shown as the Goddess seated on a lotus throne, receiving water from the trunks of elephants on either side. In Sanskrit, "Gaja" is the word for "elephant," while "Lakshmi" is the name of the Goddess. Elephants are used to represent regal grandeur, fertility, and