The brass statue of the god Varaha is a striking representation of this divine form in Hindu mythology. Varaha is depicted with a boar's head and a human body, symbolizing his unique avatar as Lord Vishnu. In this sculpture, Varaha is shown carrying the goddess Bhudevi, who represents the Earth, in his arms, signifying his role as the protector of the Earth. He stands atop the outstretched hood of a massive serpent, which represents the demon Hiranyaksha that he defeated to rescue the Earth from the cosmic ocean. The statue captures the intricate details of Varaha's boar face and muscular body, as well as the graceful form of Bhudevi. It is a symbol of divine strength, protection, and the preservation of the Earth in Hindu mythology.
