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A large, brightly painted statue of the Hindu goddess Saraswati is prominently displayed, likely at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The goddess, depicted with four arms, wears a golden crown, intricate gold jewelry, and two distinct orange floral garlands. Her garments are rendered in shades of blue, white, and gold. In her raised upper left hand, she holds an open book titled "MBS Culture and Rasiline." Her raised upper right hand holds another open book titled "A History of Sufism in Bengal." A small, dark stringed musical instrument is held in her lower right hand, while her lower left hand rests near her lap. The statue is seated upon a large pink lotus flower base. Multiple white swan effigies are positioned around the base. Two individuals are partially visible in the foreground: one with dark hair and a shoulder in the lower left, and another with dark hair and a gold-braceleted wrist in the lower right, appearing to interact with one of the swan figures. The background is a dark, textured wall or backdrop, suggesting an indoor or covered display. The scene is illuminated by ambient lighting, casting a pinkish-purple hue on parts of the statue.
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