This finely cast bronze sculpture from South India, likely dating to the, represents a temple attendant or devotee woman holding a curved lamp (vilakku) in her right hand. She is adorned with elaborate jewelry, a patterned lower garment, and a high, coiled hairstyle, all rendered with exceptional detail. The figure stands confidently on a lotus-petal pedestal, symbolizing purity and divine service. Such figures were commonly used in temples or home shrines, playing a functional and ritualistic role during daily worship and ceremonial lighting. The sculpture reflects both the artistic elegance and devotional depth of South Indian bronze traditions.

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