Lakshmi with Prabai Polish

Lakshmi is the deity of wealth and fortune. She is the form of Sri Devi, consort of Lord Vishnu. Holding Lotus in two hands, standing on Lotus flower.

In Hindu religion, Lakshmi rose up out of the agitating of the early stage sea (Samudra manthan), picking Vishnu as her interminable consort.As referenced in Vishnu Purana, when Vishnu plummeted on the Earth as the symbols Rama and Krishna, Lakshmi dropped as Sita, Rukmini and Satyabhama.Lakshmi is likewise referred to by the honorific Shri, as she is invested with six favorable characteristics (guṇas). She speaks to the material universe of the natural domain as the mother goddess, alluded to as Prithvi Mata; she is likewise referred to by her twin ways of life as Bhudevi and Sridevi, and in another structure, as Nila Devi.

In Bengali Hindu culture, Lakshmi is considered as the little girl of Durga. She is likewise a significant god in Jainism and found in Jain temples. Also, in Buddhism, she has been seen as a Goddess of bounty and fortune, and is spoken to on the most established enduring stupas and cavern sanctuaries of Buddhism. In Buddhist factions of Tibet, Nepal, and Southeast Asia, Lakshmi Goddess Vasudhara mirrors the qualities and properties of the Hindu Goddess, with minor iconographic contrasts