Divine Ashtalakshmi Pure Brass Bowl in Antique Silver Finish

Invite prosperity and timeless elegance into your home with this meticulously crafted pure brass Ashtalakshmi Bowl. Sculpted with a scalloped rim that mimics the graceful unfolding of a lotus flower, this exquisite vessel is deeply steeped in spiritual significance. The exterior is beautifully embossed with the eight divine forms of Goddess Lakshmi (Ashtalakshmi), each intricately detailed and seated upon a lotus, representing the eight sources of wealth, prosperity, and fulfillment.

Finished in a rich, antique silver tone that highlights every artisanal engraving, the bowl is elegantly elevated on three ornate, textured feet. Whether placed in a sacred pooja room for daily offerings, used to display vibrant flower petals, or presented as a prestigious gift for weddings and Diwali, this piece seamlessly merges profound tradition with luxurious design.

Key Design Details:


Auspicious Artistry: Features highly detailed, beautifully embossed depictions of the Ashtalakshmi encircling the exterior.

Lotus Silhouette: The scalloped, petal-like rim is accented with precise geometric and floral punch-work detailing.

Elevated Stance: Supported by three robust, ornately patterned feet that provide stability and a regal profile.

Antiqued Silver Finish: The oxidized silver-tone patina perfectly deepens the contrast of the intricate carvings, giving it a heritage, heirloom-quality aesthetic.


Care Instructions:

To maintain the intricate detailing and antique finish, wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Strictly avoid direct contact with water, moisture, and abrasive chemical cleaners to preserve the integrity of the silver tone.

Luxaura Atelier works with artisan foundries that still cast, hammer and hand finish every home decor product we sell. Nothing is machine stamped or sprayed. We source genuine brass, wood and stone, so every piece is built to last.

Enjoy complimentary delivery on all orders over A$150, anywhere in Australia. Pieces ship from our warehouse in Smithfield NSW.