Lamps in India are not only ritual objects but also carry philosophical significance. Each part of the lamp carries some meaning and a function that might affect the well-being of the people in the house where it is lit. The wick represents the ego and our bad inclinations, and when ignited, it expels darkness, removes uncertainty, and the negative tendencies in you gradually exhaust, and the ego too eventually perishes. A lamp's flame constantly burns upwards. This beautiful sculpture of Goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus pedestal further placed on a Vimana and flanked with beautiful peacocks on both sides is also attached with a lamp thus making it a medium to dispel darkness and bring wisdom. Being supported with the image of Lakshmi the lamp also ensures to bring good luck and prosperity.
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