Bronze,South-India, Nayak period, 16th century, Dimensions: Height 19 cm / Wide 7 cm / Depth 3 cmWeight: 602 gramsThe statue on a round base is attached to a square plinth. The deity is barefoot, standing straight with four arms. Two hands are lifte and holding the chakra wheel and shanka conch shell. The right hand is stretched out with palm facing the front, varada mudra, gesture of blessing and giving charity, the left hand by his hip. The body is adorned with necklaces and belts, stone inlay are recognizable in the hand palm, belt, necklace and conch shell. The face is attentive and awake with open eyes and a serious expression. Long ear pendants are hanging down onto the shoulders, and elaborate headdress incorporates the hair bun.