This is a reverse glass painting from southern India.
Gajalakshmi, the goddess of beauty, prosperity, luck and wealth, is seated on a lotus throne with an elephant (Gaja) on either side, pouring water from the lotas held in their trunks. She has four arms - two of them holding lotuses and the other two in Abhayamudra (a gesture of reassurance, safety) and Varadamudra (a gesture of granting wishes).
Gajalakshmi, the goddess of beauty, prosperity, luck and wealth, is seated on a lotus throne with an elephant (Gaja) on either side, pouring water from the lotas held in their trunks. She has four arms - two of them holding lotuses and the other two in Abhayamudra (a gesture of reassurance, safety) and Varadamudra (a gesture of granting wishes).
