Goddess Lakshmi On Peacock Aureole Throne - Wood Statue

Lakshmi sits in composed ease upon a throne, her form centred within an expansive aureole that unfolds like a peacock’s plume. The surrounding birds and feathered patterns extend outward in layered rhythm, creating a visual field of growth and vitality.

This association with the peacock evokes beauty, fertility, and cyclical renewal, aligning the goddess with a living, flourishing abundance rather than static wealth.

Her green attire reinforces this idea, grounding her presence in fertility, nourishment, and the sustaining force of nature. The colour moves across the form with depth, merging with the surrounding foliage and avian motifs, creating continuity between the figure and her environment.

Her hands hold the lotus and extend in gestures of assurance and giving, defining her role through both symbol and posture. The throne beneath her is richly carved, its layered base stabilising the composition while elevating her presence.

The wood is deeply worked and enriched with polychrome, where saturated reds, greens, and golds settle into the contours. Light traces the raised ornament and recedes into depth, allowing the sculpture to hold both intricacy and clarity.

Placed within a space, the figure establishes a field of prosperity that feels expansive, grounded, and continuously unfolding.