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Subject: Lakshmi Group, The publisher added the words \"Printed as Germany\" to indicate that the print quality is as high as that of imported prints. Published by Chimanlal Chhotalal & Co., Ahmedabad.

Subject: Lakshmi Group, Published by S.S. Brijbasi and Sons, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh.

Subject: Lakshmi and Sarasvati, Consorts of Vishnu, Visnu. Published by The Ravi Udaya Vijaya Photo Litho Offset (F.A.L. Works), Ghatkopar, Bombay, Maharashtra.

Subject: Lakshmi seated on a lotus, holding a large lotus in her left hand, reaching out with her right hand [Gold coin, Reverse]

Subject: Three Mother Goddesses (Matrikas): Mahalakshmi Flanked by Chamunda (left) and Kaumari (right)

Subject: Lakshmi with attendants, on lotuses

Subject: Three Mother Goddesses (Matrikas): Mahalakshmi Flanked by Chamunda (left) and Kaumari (right)

Subject: Bottom Scene of Consecration Ceremony and Donors, Three Mother Goddesses (Matrikas): Mahalakshmi Flanked by Chamunda (left) and Kaumari (right)

Subject: Siddhalakshmi and Kali

Subject: Door Lintel. This lintel bears the motifs of Gaja-Lakshmi and lotus. Lintels in earliest Odishan temples indicated the deity to which a temple was dedicated. They have had an apotropaic or propitious function. Elaborate lintels have also been adopted in secular architecture where they beautify the entrance door frame in addition to indicating the ancestry of the dwellers. This object has been procured by Utkalika, Odisha State Co-operative Handicraft Corporation Ltd.

Subject: West face, vedibandha, Gaja-Lakshmi seated

Subject: Antarala, Gajalakshmi seated

Subject: Lamp with Gajalakshmi detail, back view

Subject: Lamp with Gajalakshmi detail, front view

Subject: Lakshmi devi

Subject: Facade, Gajalakshmi and other figures within chaitya arch

Subject: Rear wall, arches with Gajalakshmi (left) and sacred tree (right)

Subject: Trikuta front-hall (mukhamandapa); Painted ceiling; the samavasarana structure; the Lakshmivara-mandapa with the Gandhakuti in the centre

Subject: Gaja Lakshmi; The scene depicts the goddess Lakshmi, a symbol of prosperity, being lustrated by two elephants who represent the rain clouds that bring water and life to the land.

Subject: Narasimha Lakshmi, seated, profile view

Subject: Narasimha Lakshmi, seated, back view

Subject: Enclosure, Vishnu as Vamana or Trivikrama, left side: Lakshmi

Subject: Vishnu on Serpent, Brahma emerges from lotus growing from Vishnu\'s navel, with Lakshmi, Hanuman and Garuda at his feet. Published by Chitra Shala Press, Poona, Maharashtra.

Subject: Vishnu and Sridevi, back. Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and fortune, also known as Shri, and often addressed by poets as the lady of the lotus, is the prime consort of Vishnu. This is the back view of the sculpted image.