A framed, bas-relief sculpture, likely crafted from white marble or a similar stone, depicts a religious or mythological narrative scene

A framed, bas-relief sculpture, likely crafted from white marble or a similar stone, depicts a religious or mythological narrative scene. The panel is rectangular, with subtle coloration applied to elements like foliage (pale green), ground patterns, and a hanging bell (pale yellow/gold). The central subject is a standing male figure, depicted bare-chested with a dhoti-like lower garment, facing right and walking forward. A large, plain white circular halo or aureole is behind his head. To his immediate left (viewer's left), another male figure, richly adorned with a crown and jewelry, also walks right, carrying a peacock on his left shoulder. To the central figure's right, a third male figure, similarly adorned, walks right. On the far left of the panel, a group of approximately eight figures, including adults and at least two children, observe the central procession. Some stand with hands clasped in prayer, while one figure kneels. On the far right, a smaller group of figures, partially obscured, also stand as observers. In the upper left and right corners of the carving, small clusters of cloud-borne figures are depicted. The background features stylized trees with pale green leaves on the left and right. A prominent, ornate bell-like object, colored pale yellow, hangs from a tree branch in the upper center. The ground beneath the main figures exhibits stylized circular patterns, suggesting offerings or decorative elements, accented with pale yellow. The entire carved panel is enclosed within an ornate, white stone frame, possibly marble, featuring carved motifs. Below the carving, on the plinth, Devanagari script is inscribed. The scene is located in Katwaldih, India.