The brief was a formal divine court without stiffness: Vishnu and Lakshmi enthroned together, the picture held by symmetry rather than action. Twin-mirror composition seats them on one great lotus throne at the upper centre with attendants waving fly-whisks mirrored on each side, so the eye reads balance and majesty at once. We gave Vishnu his attributes and Lakshmi her lotus and pot, naming them clearly, and set the eagle-headed Garuda kneeling at the foot — his folded hands and ready wings the quiet hinge between the divine couple and the world. Two red lotuses flank him to echo the throne above. The cream ground keeps the court airy rather than crowded.