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  • A brass lamp crowned with a figure of Lakshmi
  • A Lakshmi puja altar laid with sweets, flowers and a row of clay diyas
  • A single oil lamp flame beside a brass diya
  • Close view of marigold garlands

Lakshmi Grace Collection

For welcoming Lakshmi into the home

A brass lotus diya, kumkum and a Lakshmi prayer card for the home altar.

₹1,499Indicative launch price

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Composed for gifting: Diwali, Wedding, Housewarming.

The story

For welcoming Lakshmi into the home

Lakshmi is welcomed into homes on Fridays and, above all, on Diwali, when doorways are lit and rangoli is drawn to receive her.

A Lakshmi puja altar laid with sweets, flowers and a row of clay diyas
A single oil lamp flame beside a brass diya

Meaning

Lakshmi is welcomed into a home kept clean, lit and grateful.

The lotus she stands on and the lamps lit for her speak of grace, and of gratitude for what a home already holds.

A single oil lamp flame beside a brass diya

Inside

What it holds, and why

A brass lotus diya, kumkum, a small silk cloth, lotus seeds (kamal gatta) and a prayer card.

  • Brass lotus diyaLight for Lakshmi.
  • KumkumAn offering of welcome.
  • Silk clothA seat for the image or murti.
  • Kamal gattaLotus seeds, traditional in Lakshmi puja.
  • Prayer cardA short prayer to Lakshmi.

Proposed contents, confirmed before launch.

The ritual

How it is used

On Friday evenings or at Diwali, light the lamp, offer kumkum, flowers and a sweet, and recite a short prayer to Lakshmi.

  1. 1

    Prepare

    Spread the cloth and place the image or murti.

  2. 2

    Light

    Light the lotus diya.

  3. 3

    Offer

    Offer kumkum, flowers and a sweet, and recite the prayer.

Clay diyas lit beside marigolds on Diwali

The festival

On Diwali evening, homes are lit to welcome Lakshmi.

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Gifting

A gift that carries a blessing.

Composed so the meaning travels with it: the story of each piece, told simply, for the person receiving it.

  • Diwali
  • Wedding
  • Housewarming
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A note, in your words

Gift boxes are designed with space for a personal message. How messages are added will be confirmed before launch.

With love

Information

The details that matter

What’s included
  • Brass lotus diyaLight for Lakshmi.
  • KumkumAn offering of welcome.
  • Silk clothA seat for the image or murti.
  • Kamal gattaLotus seeds, traditional in Lakshmi puja.
  • Prayer cardA short prayer to Lakshmi.

Proposed contents, confirmed before launch.

How to use
  1. 1. Prepare. Spread the cloth and place the image or murti.
  2. 2. Light. Light the lotus diya.
  3. 3. Offer. Offer kumkum, flowers and a sweet, and recite the prayer.
Care
  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use.
  • To restore warmth, clean gently with a little lemon and salt, then rinse and dry fully.
  • Keep away from standing water.
Materials and size

Brass diya (design intent, confirmed before launch).

Dimensions will be confirmed before launch.

Shipping

Shipping options and delivery times will be published before our first collection opens.

Returns

Our returns policy will be published before launch. No orders are taken until it is.

Questions

Frequently asked

When can I order?

Checkout opens with our first collection. Until then you can save pieces to your bag on this device. Prices shown are indicative launch prices.

What about shipping and returns?

Shipping, delivery times and returns will be published before launch. We will not take orders until they are.

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