A striking Indonesian bronze sculpture dating to the mid-20th century, depicting Indra, the Hindu deity associated with the heavens, thunder, rain, and kingship, mounted on his divine elephant, Airavata. The composition presents Indra seated prominently atop the elephant, holding a weapon over his shoulder, surrounded by smaller attendant figures arranged around the animal on a rectangular base.

The sculpture showcases intricate casting and finely rendered details, from Indra’s ornate headdress, jewelry, and traditional attire to the elephant’s expressive features and decorative harness. The accompanying figures add depth and movement to the composition, while the aged bronze surface displays a rich green and brown patina that highlights the sculptural details and gives the piece a distinctive vintage character.

Dimensions:
22 cm (H) × 20 cm (L) × 10 cm (W)

Complimentary packing and shipping within Bali and Java are included.