Deepavali is often considered as a symbol of hope, prosperity and abundance in the Hindu culture. The lighting of diyas to usher in the blessings of the divine, the celebration of a momentous victory, and the return of a righteous King after a treacherous exile – Deepawali or Diwali is a joyful celebration of light over darkness, and good over evil. This Diwali, shower your homes with abundance and sacred blessings with C. Krishniah Chetty’s limited edition Navanidhi Lakshmi Kubera Yantra.

Discover the divine harmony captured in this creation, a masterfully conceptualised and crafted silver idol. This exceptional deity, made of high-quality 925 silver with gold plated Kubera yantra and other elements, displays the revered Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Kubera, and his consort Chitralekha, surrounded by the auspicious Nine Nidhis.  It is unknown to most devotees that Kubera is also known as the “Nava Nidhi Dhata”, with the numerical 9 intrinsic to the design and authentic representation of this divine silver ensemble.

Each element of this silver idol has been intricately crafted with fine attention to detail. The 925 silver ensures durability and a brilliant sheen, enhancing the sacred and aesthetic value of the piece.

The Divine Depiction includes:

Goddess Lakshmi on the beautifully crafted prabhavali: The embodiment of wealth and prosperity, graciously bestowing her blessings; gold plated Ghandaberunda on either side of the prabhavali representing Lord Vishnu as the Goddess Lakshmi is pleased when around her concert or praised along with Lord Vishnu.

At the heart of this silver ensemble is the divine trio:

• Lord Kubera: The deity of material wealth and the guardian of treasures.
• Goddess Chitralekha: Kubera’s consort, symbolising harmony and abundance.
• The Kubera numerical yantra symbol to attract wealth and prosperity.

The trio is elegantly positioned in front of the Nine Nidhis, each represented in a unique and symbolic form.

Representing the Nine Nidhis – Symbols of Abundance

1. Kubera Nidhi: Holding a gold bag, symbolising the abundance and security of material wealth.
2. Rajya Nidhi: Represented by a crown, signifying power and authority.
3. Shastr Nidhi: Embodied through miniature weapons (Ayudha), representing protection and the power to overcome challenges.
4. Neela Nidhi /Precious Gemstone Bowl: Symbolising rare and valuable gemstone treasures, associated with the blue treasure.
5. Maha Nidhi: Shaped as a treasure box, representing great wealth and prosperity.
6. Conch (Shankha) Nidhi: Representing victory and success in endeavours.
7. Varada Nidhi /Fish on a Lotus: The fish symbolises abundance, while the lotus represents divine grace and the fulfilment of wishes.
8. Mukunda Nidhi: Grains in an earthen vessel, baked In fire – symbolising grains – food & good health.
9. Turtle: Symbolises enduring longevity and timeless wisdom.

All these Nidhis are artfully arranged on a grand turtle base, denoting longevity and steadfastness.

Incorporating the Numerical 9 – in the Navanidhi Lakshmi Kubera Yantra

The Numerical Kubera Yantra is indeed noted for its mystical property where the sum of its numbers equals 72, and 7 + 2 = 9. In Hindu tradition, the number 9 is recognised as being sacred and symbolises completeness, spiritual enlightenment, and divinity. This unique characteristic of the yantra adds a layer of esoteric significance, aligning with the spiritual and auspicious qualities associated with Kubera and the number 9.

The Navanidhi Lakshmi Kubera Yantra silver ensemble is not just a work of art but a potent symbol of divine blessings, prosperity, and success. Perfect for adorning your sacred space or as a treasured gift, it embodies the essence of spiritual wealth and divine grace. Evoke the blessings of good luck, good fortune and good tidings this Diwali with the sanctity of this powerful silver idol.

Experience the divine with C. Krishnash Chetty —where tradition meets artistry.