Bronze sculpture depicting a standing male deity, possibly Krishna or Ram, characterized by a poised posture and stylized attire. The figure holds symbolic attributes—suggesting divine identity—with one hand raised and the other lowered, possibly in abhaya and varada mudras. The draped garment, armlets, and conical headdress reflect Western Indian iconographic conventions of the period. Mounted on a rectangular base, the sculpture’s compact form and serene expression suggest use in Vaishnava devotional contexts, where both Krishna and Ram are venerated as avatars of Vishnu. The craftsmanship aligns with 15th-century Gujarati bronze traditions, emphasizing clarity of form and spiritual presence.

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