Kubera Throne Murti · 92.5 Silver
The god of wealth sits in padmasana, one hand raised in abhaya mudra, the other cradling his potli of coins. Kubera's iconography is less common than Lakshmi's, making this a choice for collectors who prefer the quieter deity of treasuries and north-facing corners.
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The god of wealth sits in padmasana, one hand raised in abhaya mudra, the other cradling his potli of coins. Kubera's iconography is less common than Lakshmi's, making this a choice for collectors who prefer the quieter deity of treasuries and north-facing corners. Cast in heavy sterling silver, the figure rises from a lotus throne carried by four vahana rams, their hooves planted on a stepped plinth. The crown is articulated with temple relief, the face marked by three eyes and a full belly rendered in dimensional hollow-forming. Surface detailing includes etched jewellery, chain work across the torso, and patterned dhoti folds. Suited to a puja room mandir, study desk, or Diwali gifting for a new business. The base is wide enough to anchor the piece without tipping. 92.5 sterling silver · 925 purity hallmark · Approx. 90.5g