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 HAYAGRIVA
  • “Lakshmi Hayagriva” represents the divine form where the goddess of prosperity is united with the GOD OF KNOWLEDGE , symbolizing the blessings of both material wealth and wisdom.
  • “Hayagriva” is a name of an avatar of Vishnu, depicted with a horse’s head. The name comes from “Haya” (horse) and “Griva” (neck), literally meaning “one with a horse’s neck”.
  • Hayagriva is revered as the god of knowledge and wisdom, often invoked for academic success and intellectual clarity.
  • Goddess Lakshmi is known as the goddess of wealth, prosperity, beauty, and good fortune. She is often associated with auspiciousness and abundance.
  • When Lakshmi is depicted alongside Hayagriva, it symbolizes the combination of prosperity and knowledge, representing the blessings of both worldly success and wisdom.
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Weight 1.350 kg
Dimensions 3.5 × 4 × 6 in

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  • “Lakshmi Hayagriva” represents the divine form where the goddess of prosperity is united with the GOD OF KNOWLEDGE , symbolizing the blessings of both material wealth and wisdom.
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