This Nepalese bronze sculpture portrays a multi-armed goddess, possibly Tara or Prajnaparamita, seated in a dynamic posture of meditation and grace. With multiple arms bearing ritual attributes, the figure reflects divine power, compassion, and wisdom central to Vajrayana Buddhist iconography. Each gesture (mudra) and held object carries symbolic meaning, related to spiritual protection, teaching, or the overcoming of obstacles. The goddess is seated on a raised lotus pedestal, a symbol of purity and spiritual elevation, while her finely adorned crown, jewelry, and flowing garments speak to the refined artistry of Newar metalworkers. The greenish patina developed over time enhances the sculpture’s historical aura and sacred character. Crafted for ritual use or temple worship, this piece is a testament to Nepal’s exceptional bronze-casting tradition, where artistry and devotion seamlessly merge to produce objects of profound spiritual resonance and cultural significance.

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