Meaning: Elephants are the guardians of the directions (Dig-gajas) and attend Goddess Gajalakshmi. Raised trunks are a traditional sign of good fortune, strength and celebration.

Vastu placement: Hang at the main entrance to invite good fortune, or in the bedroom on the south-west wall to strengthen the bond between partners.

Strength, loyalty and good fortune in a regal pair. Gaja Yugal shows two adorned elephants facing each other with trunks raised high, hand-crafted in 100% pure brass with detailed caparisons. In Sanatan Dharma elephants guard the eight directions as Dig-gajas and shower blessings on Goddess Gajalakshmi, and a raised trunk is a classic sign of luck and celebration. Vastu Shastra recommends elephant pairs at the entrance for protection and prosperity, or in the bedroom for harmony between partners. Mounted on black pure velvet in a 12 × 12 inch wooden frame with antique gold finish, it is a distinguished gift for corporate milestones, weddings and new homes.