The Mahalakshmi Devi Mukhota (or mask) is often used in Hindu rituals and celebrations to represent Goddess Mahalakshmi, the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune. Such masks are traditionally worn during religious festivals, ceremonies, and sometimes as part of dance performances like folk or classical traditions. This gold-looking mask of Mata Varalakshmi / Mahalakshmi is made from good quality fiber, with hand decorated on it, which makes this idol look very attractive and life-loving, in which the eyes of the Mata have been given alive Along with this, an artificial stone has also been installed in his crown.

Beautiful Varalaksmi Lakshmi Face (Mukhota) for Worship of Goddess Mahalakshmi in Marghashirsha Month or any time, Mata Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, fortune and prosperity. Goddess Lakshmi is the wife and shakti (energy) of Vishnu. Who devotee worships of Laksmi personifies wealth, riches, beauty, happiness, loveliness, grace, charm and splendor. Mahalakmi Vrata is an auspicious day, ninth month of Hindu calendar Margashirsha, is from November to December any year. As per Gregorian Calendar Marghashirsha is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi. In the month of Margashirsha, on every Thursday, Laxmi puja is done and fast is observed by devotees. Goddess Laxmi is known for wealth, prosperity and good fortune and it is observed by meritorious devotees. This Puja is done at home or in a temple. It is believed that performing the Marghashirsha Laxmi Puja and observing the fast will solve all problem of the devotees and goddess Laxmi will bless them with comfort, peace and prosperity.

This Padmaakshyai Laxmi Mukhota Mask for Worship can be placed in your house/office to bring prosperity or also can be gifted to your loved ones.

Material : Good quality fiber with stone work.
Dimensions: 6 inches (H) x 5 inches (W) x 1.75 inches (depth) approx
Weight: 95 grams approx
Quantity: 1 pc

Note: These products is handcrafted so design and color may slightly vary.

Important things one should know about Marghashirsha

1. The Laxmi Puja and fasting are performed by both men and women. Married couples perform it together.

2. The devotees worship Goddess Lakshmi in eight forms: Shri Dhan Lakshmi Maa, Shri Gaj Lakshmi Maa, Shri Veer Lakshmi Maa, Shri Aishwarya Lakshmi Maa, Shri Vijya Lakshmi Maa, Shri Adi Lakshmi Maa, Shri Dhanya Lakshmi Maa, and Shri Santan Lakshmi Maa.

3. The fast begins from Thursday morning – after bath prayers are offered to Lord Ganesha and goddess Laxmi.

4. The Kalash or pot must be filled with water and adorned with leaves (5 fruit tree leaves) and a coconut on the top of the Kalash. Sanctified rice and coins must be put in the pot or Kalash water.

5. The pot must be dressed with red colour cloth around it. Four lines and swastika must be drawn with Kumkum or Rangoli which indicates Chatur Veda and represent purity and prosperity in one’s life. 

6. As Prasad – one has to keep five fruits like apple, orange, pears, sweet lemon and pomegranate – also keep a dozen of banana in front of goddess Laxmi.

7. Decorate the tables with flowers, diyas, deepa and dhoop in front of the Kalash.

8. There is story behind the Lakshmi puja, there is one book called ‘Mahalakshmi Vart Katha’ which should be read during that day and also have various mantra which are recited to Lakshmi like Ashtottara,Satanamavaliand Lakshmi Sahasranama Stotra during the whole process.

9. In evening, nine varieties delicious food are made including sweets and sawaiyan.

10. On the last Thursday, every household invites atleast five women to their homes, which are considered as avatar of goddess Laxmi. The ceremonious include applying of – Haldi Kumkum following by sharing fruits like banana and aster flower.