GAJA LAKSHMI AND TWO GIRLS WITH BEEDING

It seems like you are looking for a Gaja Lakshmi panel featuring Gaja Lakshmi (Goddess Lakshmi) and two girls, with the addition of beading details, all crafted from Mahogany wood. The beading would add a distinct element to the design, creating intricate detailing around the figures or the borders, giving the piece a refined and ornate appearance.

Design Description:

1. Overall Layout:

• Shape and Frame: The panel could be a rectangular or arch-shaped design, with Gaja Lakshmi as the central figure. The sides could be bordered with intricate beading details along the outer frame or surrounding the figures themselves.
• Material: The panel would be made from Mahogany wood, known for its rich color and smooth texture, which contrasts beautifully with the intricate beading and the finely carved figures.

2. Central Figure – Gaja Lakshmi (Goddess Lakshmi):

• Goddess Lakshmi: The central image would show Goddess Lakshmi, seated on a lotus flower or standing with a lotus in each hand, symbolizing purity and spiritual wealth. She could be surrounded by her traditional wealth symbols, like gold coins, a lotus flower, and perhaps a pot of abundance. Her serene and graceful posture would be accentuated with delicate carvings of her attire and jewelry.
• Beading Details on Lakshmi: The intricate beading could be used to embellish her necklaces, bracelets, earrings, or headpiece, adding a rich, textured detail to her attire. The beads would be carved from the same Mahogany wood, adding a realistic and opulent touch.

3. Elephants (Gajas):

• On either side of Goddess Lakshmi, there would be two elephants (Gajas), beautifully carved in a naturalistic style. The elephants would be depicted with their trunks raised, showering golden coins or water onto Goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing divine abundance and prosperity.
• Beading on Elephants: The beading could also be applied to the elephants’ ornamental accessories, like necklaces, earrings, or anklets, adding an extra layer of detail and elegance to the majestic creatures.

4. Two Girls (Attendants or Sakhis):

• Positioning and Design: On either side of the Goddess, there would be two girls (Sakhis or attendants). These girls could be depicted with flowing hair and traditional attire, possibly holding offerings like lotus flowers, diyas (lamps), or fruits in their hands. They could be standing or kneeling in a posture of reverence to the goddess.
• Beading on Attire: The beading could be used on the girls’ sarees or dresses, creating a textured pattern to enhance the elegance of their clothing. The beads could also be incorporated into their hair accessories, earrings, or necklaces, contributing to the overall detailed nature of the piece.

5. Arch and Beading Details:

• The arch framing the panel could be adorned with delicate beading, perhaps around the edges or corners, adding an ornate and intricate quality to the overall design.
• The borders could feature finely carved beaded patterns that echo the theme of prosperity, such as floral designs or repeating geometric patterns. This would enhance the divine nature of the entire panel, making it feel complete and balanced.

6. Woodwork Details:

• The Mahogany wood would be carefully polished to bring out its deep reddish-brown hue and smooth texture.
• The beading would be carved with precision, and its raised, rounded texture would create a contrast with the flat surfaces of the panel, adding depth and dimension to the piece.