Kamla Yantra represents The Goddess set on Lotus Laxmiji. The lotus denotes purity, auspiciousness, and purity. It is also a symbol of the entire demonstrated universe, found in every yantra, and is associated with many deities of Hinduism.

The Lotus Goddess; sometimes called the “Tantric Lakshmi”. Kamala is of a molten gold complexion with lush black hair, three bright, placid eyes, and a benevolent mien on her face. She is seen wearing red and pink garments and apparel and bedecked with various types of ornaments and lotuses all over her limbs. She is seated on a fully bloomed lotus and has four hands, two of which held lotuses while two others granted her devotees’ wishes and strengthen protection from fear.

The elephants that shower Kamala with water symbolize the fertile rains of the monsoon that create and nurture the whole universe. Also, gives her an air of royalty – she is the consort of Vishnu, the Preserver. Hence, she too becomes the preserver of the Earth. While Lakshmi is usually depicted as serving Vishnu, Devi Kamala takes the position of the primary deity as the elephants to bathe her instead.