Handcrafted Four-Armed Lakshmi Teakwood Statue

Lakshmi stands upon a double lotus pedestal, the form rising with a gentle lift that defines her presence. A slight bend in the knee introduces softness into the vertical stance, allowing the figure to feel poised rather than rigid. Her expression is calm and composed, carrying a quiet assurance that anchors the form.

In her hands, the lotus appears in varied stages, from bud to full bloom, articulating continuity and fullness through a single motif. The front hands extend in abhaya and varada gestures, offering protection and bestowal, completing a composition that is both symbolic and balanced.

The surface is richly detailed with layered ornamentation. Jewellery, girdle, and drapery follow the contours with precision, while flowering vines emerge from the adornment, extending the figure into a wider field of growth and vitality.

The carving reveals a refined depth. Contours are softened by the natural grain of the wood, while finer details gather shadow, allowing light to move gently across the surface. The sculpture holds space with warmth and quiet radiance, suited to an interior where presence unfolds gradually.