Finely hand-carved Balinese wooden sculpture depicting an elegant temple dancer or goddess figure. The sculpture features the characteristic graceful tribhanga posture, refined hand gestures, and an elaborately carved ceremonial crown. The serene facial expression and flowing lines demonstrate skilled craftsmanship and traditional Balinese artistic influence. Over time, the wood has developed a rich natural patina, enhancing the depth and authenticity of the piece. The integrated base is carved from the same block of wood, indicating traditional artisan workmanship. Such sculptures were commonly created as decorative or spiritual art objects, often inspired by temple dancers and Hindu-Balinese deities. Origin: Bali, Indonesia Period: 2nd half 20th century Material: Hardwood (likely suar or teak) Technique: Fully hand-carved from a single piece of wood Condition: Good vintage condition with minor age-related wear, consistent with its age