

Achala
Bronze statue of Achala, a Buddhist deity, standing on a round base with a beaded edge. The base features two rows of small circles and a central band of scrolling floral motifs. The figure has four arms and stands on one leg, with the other foot resting on a small figure. Achala wears a dhoti adorned with scrolling floral patterns and a necklace. The statue exhibits a dynamic pose, with Achala's head tilted back and mouth open. A large, feather-like crest protrudes from the top of his head. Two arms hold a sword and a bow, while the other two are bent at the elbow. The statue displays a brown patina with traces of red pigment. A gradient background transitions from black at the top to gray at the bottom.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 816 × 900 px
- Museum Record
- View original
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