This is because according to Vastu, the mandir or pooja room should be in the North-East direction and the lakshmi statue should be in the North direction. The face of image or murti of Mata Lakshmi should be placed in such a way that whenever you worship them, your face is towards the North.

2. Lakshmi is one of the most important deities
in Hinduism and is often depicted with a
lotus-flower crown. The goddess Lakshmi is
known as the goddess of wealth and
prosperity. Her image is often found on the
walls of homes and businesses, as she
represents fulfillment and abundance in life.
Lakshmi Murti face should always be facing
eastward, which is considered to be the
direction of prosperity in life. This means that
Lakshmi's face should always be facing east
if you plan to place her photo on your home
or business building. If you would like to
place her feet on your main door, you should
know how to place Lakshmi paduka and
where to place Laxmi charan paduka at
home.

3. This is because according to Vastu, the
mandir or pooja room should be in the
North-East direction and the lakshmi
statue should be in the North direction.
The face of image or murti of Mata
Lakshmi should be placed in such a
way that whenever you worship them,
your face is towards the North.
If your house has two doors facing in
different directions, then you can
choose either door for pooja. However,
if there are two doors facing outwards
towards each other, then you will have
to worship through both doors so that
both sides get their share of blessings.

4. Lalita means "destroyer of obstacles". She is worshipped for success in all endeavors
and also as the deity of wealth. Ashta-Lakshmi iconography shows her holding a lotus
flower in one hand and a conch shell in another. This iconography is also associated
with Lakshmi's role in destroying the demon Surasura.
Padmini is the most popular form of Maa Lakshmi, who is considered to be the
embodiment of beauty and grace. She is depicted as a woman with four hands
carrying a lotus flower, lotus stem, crescent moon and conch shell. The iconography is
also shown holding a vina (traditional Indian stringed instrument) in each hand.
Saraswati is seen as an ideal teacher or guide and she may be depicted with half-
closed eyes, wearing a saffron robe and headgear adorned with golden earrings.
Mata laxmi statue is a goddess in Hinduism. She is the consort of Lord Vishnu and is
considered as his most beloved consort. She is depicted as a woman who sits on a
lotus flower while holding a lotus flower-crown in her hands, which represents her
grace and power over all other things.
Maa Laxmi Murti faces to the right with her right leg pressed on a leaf and left leg
under the first leg. Her left foot is hidden in closed sitting posture upon the lotus leaf
and right foot is visible in open sitting posture upon the lotus leaf.