Grand Dual-Deity Long Haara with Lakshmi Crown Motif and Ganesha Base Panel with Peacock-Link Architecture

This long haara is built around a strong temple architecture composition, highlighted by a seated Lakshmi figure positioned within an arched shrine at the upper centre, framed by symmetrical peacock motifs and densely engraved chain links extending on both sides, while the lower section carries a prominent Ganesha relief pendant layered beneath the main panel, finished with structured gold bead and pearl hangings that enhance depth, weight, and ceremonial presence, creating a visually balanced design that reflects traditional South Indian temple craftsmanship through high-relief carving, rhythmic motif repetition, and a clearly tiered deity arrangement.