Bronze sculpture of Garuda, the divine bird and mount of Vishnu, depicted in a kneeling posture with hands clasped in anjali mudra (gesture of reverence). The figure combines avian and human features—broad wings, feathered headdress, and taloned feet—with a serene, human-like face. Intricate detailing on the wings and head suggests ceremonial use, likely within Hindu or Buddhist ritual contexts. Originating from Nepal or Tibet, this piece reflects the martial symbolism and protective role Garuda holds in mythology, especially as the eternal enemy of serpents.

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