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Lakshmi derives its name from the root "laks," which roughly translates to "perceive." Therefore, Lakshmi is the one who helps her devotees to achieve their goal. Narayana is the one whose abode is the primordial water. This sculpture has a combined representation of both the deities in Lalitasana. Garuda, his vahana, holding Vishnu’s right leg in one palm and Lakshmi’s left leg in the other. The frame around the sculpture features Dashavatars. According to traditional belief, Vishnu is the supreme deity, from whom the Creation emerged. He took several avatars in different eras to restore the dharma on this earth…