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# Painting

Painting of Lakṣmī bathed by elephants, 'Gajalakshmi'. The connection between Lakṣmī and the lotus as a symbol of fertility and prosperity is represented in the painting. The goddess holds two blooms and is seated on a third which itself rises out of a pond of lotus flowers.

- **Kind:** artefact
- **Date:** 1790 CE

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