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Lakshimi with elephants
17th-18th centuries
Oscar Niemeyer Museum
Curitiba, Brazil
Lakshimi is Vishnu’s spouse (shakti). Vishnu is one of the three greatest deities of Hinduism. According to tradition, she is the carrier of fortune (popular iconography: the elephants over her are throwing coins),
Details
- Title: Lakshimi with elephants
- Date Created: 17th-18th centuries
- Location: India, Basholi school (Pahari)
- Physical Dimensions: 32 x 39 x 2 cm
- Medium: Watercolor and gilding on paper
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