24K Gold Gilded Siddha Laxmi Statue | A Divine Guardian of Newar Tradition

This extraordinary Siddha Laxmi statue embodies the fierce protective power of Nepal's most revered tantric goddess. Masterfully crafted in luxurious 24K gold gilding, this dynamic ten-armed deity stands in her powerful dancing posture atop vanquished demons, showcasing the pinnacle of Newar artistic heritage. Each intricate detail celebrates centuries of devotion to this uniquely Nepalese goddess who guards the Kathmandu Valley.

Specifications

• Height: 46 cm / 18.11 inches

• Width: 26.5 cm / 10.43 inches

• Weight: 5.96 kg / 13.14 lbs

• Materials: 24K gold gilded, copper body, lost wax method

Why This Statue?

This magnificent piece showcases exceptional 24K gold gilding with a warm, rich patina that enhances its sacred presence. The complex ten-armed form demonstrates extraordinary technical mastery, with each hand delicately holding symbolic implements—sword, trident, bell, skull cup, and severed head. The dynamic dancing posture and intricate jewelry work reveal supreme artisanal skill achieved through traditional lost wax casting. Its substantial size and commanding presence make it perfect for temples, cultural collections, or as a powerful protective centerpiece.

Who is Siddha Laxmi?

Siddha Laxmi, known in Nepali as Siddhi Lakshmi and locally as Purnachandi, is the tantric mother goddess uniquely venerated in the Kathmandu Valley. As the supreme protector of Nepal's Newar community and secret form of Taleju, she encompasses the collective spiritual energy of all goddesses. Historically revered by Malla dynasty kings, she combines warrior spirit with tantric power, standing victorious over vanquished demons.

Divine Features: Ten Arms of Power

Siddha Laxmi stands in dynamic alidha posture, her right leg extended in victorious stride upon the outstretched arms of Bhairava, who kneels upon a prostrate corpse. Her ten arms radiate outward, each wielding sacred implements representing divine protection. The fierce expression with a third eye conveys wrathful compassion, while the elaborate five-skull crown signifies her tantric nature. Her central hands display the skull cup and sprinkling gesture, transmitting spiritual power to practitioners.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

This statue embodies protection, accomplishment, and the triumph of good over evil. Siddha Laxmi represents fierce maternal energy that destroys obstacles, shields devotees from harm, and bestows miraculous success—making her the ultimate guardian deity of Nepal's sacred geography.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

As manifestation of Shakti and embodiment of Mahadevi, Siddha Laxmi encompasses all shakti pithas (sacred seats) of the Kathmandu Valley, granting siddhi (spiritual accomplishments) and abhaya (fearlessness) to devoted practitioners.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Siddhi Lakshmiyai Namaha”

This powerful mantra invokes Siddha Laxmi's blessings, meaning "Salutations to the Goddess of Accomplishment," bestowing protection, prosperity, and spiritual empowerment to all who honor her.