A wooden sculpture of a seated figure on a multi-headed serpent, likely a deity, is displayed on a pedestal in a room within the Museum of Goa at latitude 15.501 and longitude 73.83 in Panaji, India. The sculpture is made of dark-brown wood and is intricately carved. The figure is wearing a crown and a necklace, and is sitting cross-legged. The multi-headed serpent is coiled beneath the figure, with the heads raised. The sculpture is labeled with the inscription "TULSI VRINDAVAN," "Artist: Valmiki Gramaputra," and "Period: 1986." The sculpture is situated on a hexagonal white pedestal, which is also in the room, surrounded by walls. in Panaji, India

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A wooden sculpture of a seated figure on a multi-headed serpent, likely a deity, is displayed on a pedestal in a room within the Museum of Goa at latitude 15.501 and longitude 73.83 in Panaji, India. The sculpture is made of dark-brown wood and is intricately carved. The figure is wearing a crown and a necklace, and is sitting cross-legged. The multi-headed serpent is coiled beneath the figure, with the heads raised. The sculpture is labeled with the inscription "TULSI VRINDAVAN," "Artist: Valmiki Gramaputra," and "Period: 1986." The sculpture is situated on a hexagonal white pedestal, which is also in the room, surrounded by walls.

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