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Parvati, the Hindu goddess of love. She is standing, holding a lotus flower up in her right hand, and with her left arm down by her side. She has long earrings and is semi-nude, wearing just a skirt, with full hips and chest.
Sir William Gray House
Hartlepool
Title
Parvati
Date
18th–19th C
Medium
bronze
Measurements
H 7.5 x W 3.2 x D 2.5 cm
Accession number
HAPMG ; 1969.133.77
Acquisition method
bequeathed
Work type
Sculpture
Sir William Gray House
Clarence Road, Hartlepool, Tees Valley TS24 8BT England
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