Parvati statuette in copper alloy with brown patina, India, 19th century The goddess Parvati is a central figure in Hindu mythology, associated with fertility, beauty and divine strength. She is sculpted in a graceful posture known as tribhanga, characterized by three elegant curves of the body, embodying harmony and balance. The details are finely crafted, notably the jewels adorning her body. Her delicately sculpted face exudes serenity, with soft features, a subtle smile and eyes evoking meditation and wisdom. The elaborate, stylized hairstyle is topped by a pointed crown typical of divine representations in traditional Indian art. The statuette rests on a stepped base decorated with lotus petal motifs at the top and bottom. Height: 20 cm; weight: 635 g