BRASS DEEPA LAKSHMI 3.5X9 INCH

Conventional South Indian Votive oil light portraying a woman holding a light with two hands is referred to by different names, for example, Paavai Vilakku/Kai Vilakku yendiya Kaarigai/Deepa Lakshmi/Vilakku Lakshmi signifying “lights grasped by a lady” or “Maiden with the light”. It means a novel specialty made by the Yavanas (The Greeks) from a blend of metals including gold fundamentally for the utilization at the Castle of Pandya lords. Paavai vilakku idea and making spread across societies all through the nation because of their enormous excellence and bid, thus, we would now be able to see numerous styles in this light with slight varieties, adjustments and act of spontaneities done to the first idea yet without changing the fundamental structure. So now every territory of India had its style of Paavai Vilakku It was said that the vast majority of these unique paavai lights were planned dependent on the sovereign and illustrious women as the model and that the explanation a large portion of the antique paavai has expand itemizing in clothing, makeover and hung with adornments and has the crown on its head this can be clearly observed on close perception. There are a couple of sanctuaries where one can see the lord and sovereign both displayed for the paavai lights as a team holding lights.