Traditional Drapes: Use traditional silk sarees or fabrics in vibrant colors like red, green, or gold to drape the idol or the area where the puja (worship) will take place. These sarees can be pleated and arranged elegantly to create a backdrop for the idol.

Floral Decorations: Decorate the idol and the surrounding area with fresh flowers, particularly marigolds and jasmine, which are considered auspicious and are commonly used in Hindu rituals. You can create intricate garlands, flower arches, and rangoli designs using flower petals.

Gold Ornaments: Adorn the idol of Goddess Lakshmi with gold jewelry and ornaments to symbolize wealth and prosperity. This could include necklaces, earrings, bangles, anklets, and waistbands made of gold or imitation gold.

Fruit Offerings: Place offerings of fresh fruits like bananas, coconuts, mangoes, and pomegranates around the idol as a symbol of abundance and fertility. You can arrange the fruits in decorative bowls or trays adorned with flowers and leaves.

Traditional Lamps: Light traditional oil lamps (diyas) or brass lamps around the idol to create a warm and auspicious ambiance. You can also use decorative electric lamps or candles to add to the lighting and atmosphere.

Rice Rangoli: Create intricate rangoli designs using rice flour or colored powders around the idol or in the puja area. These rangolis can feature traditional motifs like lotus flowers, peacocks, and mango leaves, symbolizing auspiciousness and prosperity.

Offerings and Prasad: Prepare special offerings and prasad (sacred food) for the goddess, such as sweet dishes like kesari, payasam, and laddoos. Arrange these offerings on a decorative plate or banana leaf, along with flowers and betel leaves.

Divine Symbols: Place symbols of divine significance such as conch shells, lotus flowers, and shankha (sacred conch) near the idol to enhance the spiritual ambiance and symbolism.