5.5 Inch South Indian Style Shree Laxmi Ji Haar

### 5.5 Inch South Indian Style Shree Laxmi Ji Haar Add a touch of traditional South Indian elegance to your devotional and festive look with this beautifully detailed **Shree Laxmi Ji Haar**. Designed with an intricate temple-style pattern, the haar features a graceful **Goddess Laxmi Ji motif** at the centre, surrounded by floral detailing, colourful stones and delicate pearl accents. Its rich golden finish and traditional South Indian-inspired design make it perfect for **festivals, pooja, weddings, devotional occasions and traditional ethnic styling**. ###Product Details: * **Design:** Shree Laxmi Ji / Temple Style Haar * **Style:** South Indian Traditional * **Length:** Approx. 5.5 inches * **Finish:** Rich Gold Finish * **Work:** Intricate stone and floral detailing * **Ideal for:** Festive wear, pooja, wedding & devotional occasions A beautiful choice for anyone who loves **traditional jewellery with a divine and royal South Indian touch**.

Choosing the right size

Sizing here follows the standard Laddu Gopal numbering: the figure in the title is the idol size this piece is cut for. Because different workshops finish their idols a little differently, a number is a close guide rather than a guarantee — if your Thakur Ji sits between two sizes, say so on the enquiry and we will advise which way to go.

About the stones and the zari

Zari is the metallic thread of Banarasi weaving, used here as the body the stones are set into. It gives a softer, warmer gold than sheet metal and allows a little flex, which matters on a piece that has to sit around a cast figure.

Shringar in practice

Shringar changes with the season and the festival in many households: lighter sets for summer, richer ones for Janmashtami and Diwali, and often a particular colour kept for a particular day.

It makes a straightforward present for a household that keeps Thakur Ji, provided the size is right. If you are unsure, ask the recipient for the idol number rather than guessing from a photograph.

Looking after it

Oil, ghee and incense residue are what dull deity ornaments fastest, far more than handling does. Remove the shringar before snan or abhishek, keep it clear of the lamp, and wipe it down with a dry soft cloth before storing it closed.

Delivery runs two to five working days within India from the day the order is dispatched, and five to twelve working days for international orders; Sundays are not counted. Returns follow the policy published on this site.

Stock on deity shringar moves quickly around Janmashtami and thins out afterwards, so availability for a particular size and colour is confirmed on the enquiry rather than promised by a counter on the page.

Nothing here is gold, silver or a precious stone, and none of it is described as such. It is plated brass with zari and American Diamond, made to look right in a mandir at a price that lets a household own more than one set.

Payment is prepaid in every case. We do not run cash on delivery.