Ca. 300-200 BC. A bronze figurine of a female deity, exquisitely crafted in a standing pose with a subtle sway to her right. This dynamic representation depicts the goddess with both hands raised and outstretched, symbolizing her divine power and authority. The statue stands atop a circular decorative base, which enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the piece. The goddess is elegantly dressed in a long garment, beautifully adorned with incised folds that accentuate the fine details of the piece. The charm of her face is further accentuated by her captivating eyes, well-defined nose, and delicate lips that convey a sense of grace and serenity. Her hair is intricately styled into a coiffure, which is elegantly tied back, adding a sense of refinement and sophistication to her appearance. The Etruscans were renowned for their skill in bronze casting and produced a range of exquisite figurines that were used for both decorative and religious purposes.Size: L:115mm / W:50mm ; 150gProvenance: Private London collection, B.A.; formerly in pre-2000 European collection.