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A striking vintage Indian devotional print titled “LUXMIPUZAN”, depicting Goddess Lakshmi during an elaborate ceremonial worship scene. The goddess is shown standing majestically in a richly decorated interior, dressed in a traditional red sari and adorned with jewellery, holding lotus flowers and extending her hands in blessing.
The lower section of the composition shows devotees seated before an elaborate Lakshmi Puja arrangement, surrounded by ritual offerings, flowers and ceremonial objects. The richly detailed palace-like architecture, illuminated setting and decorative furnishings give the artwork a grand and deeply traditional character.
One of the most interesting features of this collectible is the survival of its original printed information along the lower margin:
Title: LUXMIPUZAN
Hindi Title: लक्ष्मीपूजन
Printed by: Lakshmibilas Press, Ltd.
Published by: Jaidyalmal Ram Gopal, Chandni Chowk, Delhi
Copyright strictly reserved by the Publisher
These original publishing details add strong historical and collector interest, particularly for enthusiasts of old Delhi devotional prints, traditional Indian religious imagery and early commercial printed art.
The artwork is preserved in an ornate vintage gold and red-tone frame, beautifully complementing the warm reds, golds and muted period colours of the composition.
Key Features: Vintage Lakshmi Pujan devotional print; original “LUXMIPUZAN” title; Goddess Lakshmi shown in ceremonial worship setting; elaborate puja and offering scene; original publisher and printer details; Chandni Chowk, Delhi association; decorative old frame; beautiful traditional Indian religious subject.
Condition: Vintage condition with natural age-related toning, spotting, minor marks, surface wear and ageing visible to the paper and frame. The central artwork retains attractive colour and detailing. Please refer to all photographs carefully for exact condition.
Ideal For: Collectors of vintage Indian devotional prints, Lakshmi imagery, old Delhi printed ephemera, heritage interiors, pooja spaces, traditional homes and statement wall décor.
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