This bronze fragment from Karnataka is part of a prabhavali, the ornamental arch that traditionally frames Hindu deities in South Indian temple art. The central figure depicted is a goddess, possibly part of a larger composition surrounding a principal deity such as Vishnu or Shiva. She stands adorned with intricate jewelry and a tall headdress, embodying grace and divine energy. The stylized flames along the edge of the arch symbolize spiritual radiance. This fragment highlights Karnataka’s refined bronze craftsmanship and its role in enriching temple iconography with both artistic beauty and religious symbolism.

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