Art print - “Siddhi & Shreeda”: Lord Ganesha & Goddess Lakshmi Medallions

Provenance

Siddhi & Shreeda presents Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi as sculptural relief medallions set against an antique parchment-textured ground. Within the upper weathered-teal medallion, Lord Ganesha is seated upon a lotus, holding a parashu (ceremonial axe) and a bowl of modaks, with one hand raised in blessing. His faithful mount, the mooshak, appears alongside him, completing the traditional iconography.

The lower terracotta-red medallion depicts Goddess Lakshmi in serene repose, holding lotus blossoms and a kalasha, while sacred elephants flank her in the auspicious Gaja Lakshmi motif. Together, the two figures create a balanced devotional composition centred on auspicious beginnings, prosperity, abundance, and divine grace.

Drawing inspiration from Indian temple reliefs and classical devotional art, the composition combines weathered stone-like textures with delicate paisley forms, botanical lotus stems, and ornamental detailing. The opposing medallions and restrained decorative elements create a sense of symmetry and visual balance, while the aged parchment ground lends the piece the character of an antique devotional manuscript or carved architectural fragment.

Earthy beige, weathered teal, terracotta red, antique gold, and soft lotus pink form a warm, grounded palette. The contrast between the two medallions gives the composition a quietly monumental quality, bringing together the complementary blessings traditionally associated with Ganesha and Lakshmi.