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A decorative emblem for an auto-rickshaw, found by chance in a small shop in rural India. The embossed design depicts Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. This is not a standard part that is always attached to auto-rickshaws, but rather a local, personal decoration used depending on the region and the owner's beliefs and preferences. Therefore, the quantity in circulation is not large, and it has a different atmosphere from mass-produced items for tourists. The material is likely aluminum. The size is approximately 15cm x approximately 5.8cm, and it is the actual size used for vehicle decoration. In India, Lakshmi is a goddess who symbolizes business prosperity, financial luck, stability in life, beauty, and harmony. Emblems like this are sometimes used with a simple and practical prayer, "May daily work continue without interruption." The three-dimensional effect of the embossing, as well as small scratches, distortions, and the aging look that come with use and storage, can be seen, but it is a piece that allows you to feel the life culture of India, including those aspects. Recommended for: Indian goods collection ・Garage/work room interior ・Spiritual motif objects etc. ※Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect condition item, as it is made overseas and is derived from practical use. #Lakshmi #Lakshmi #IndianGoods #IndianFolkReligion #AutoRickshaw #RickshawCulture #LocalItem #OneOfAKind #ForEnthusiasts #FinancialLuckMotif #BusinessProsperity #SpiritualGoods #GarageInterior #IndianCulture
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