Bronze sculpture of a standing devotee, possibly referred to regionally as “Gared,” shown in anjali mudra—hands joined in reverence. The figure stands atop a simple pedestal, adorned with a pleated lower garment and minimal jewelry, emphasizing humility and spiritual focus. The facial features are softly modeled, with a calm expression and neatly arranged hair beneath a modest headdress. Crafted in the late traditional style of South Indian bronze casting, this piece likely served in domestic shrines or temple rituals, embodying the devotional ethos of the period.

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