This exquisitely crafted stone sculpture depicts a serene seated figure, likely a deity or bodhisattva, rendered in fine-grained, textured stone. The figure sits in a meditative posture atop an elaborate, organic pedestal resembling a natural rock formation or tree stump. The sculpture's surface features a nuanced, speckled pattern that mimics the appearance of weathered natural stone.

Key artistic and structural details include:

The Figure's Pose and Expression: The deity is depicted seated with legs crossed, wearing flowing robes that drape gracefully over the base, while the face exhibits a tranquil, meditative expression with downcast eyes.

Gestures and Adornments: The right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing or reassurance (abhaya mudra) with fingers extended upward, while the left hand rests softly on the lap. A sash or diagonal ornament crosses the chest, complemented by armlets and an intricate topknot hairstyle.

The Pedestal: The base is heavily textured with vertical striations, carved folds, and organic formations, providing a sturdy and grounded foundation for the smooth-finished figure above.

Dimensions:   w12" x d9" x h21"
Origin:      China
Material:   Stone
Condition: Vintage style finish, natural stone imperfection, dirt marks

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