Vishnu and devotee - 11 cm - Bronze - India - 15th–16th century

Gold-colored bronze in which Vishnu appears in his Trivikrama form, and at his feet, but not in the central position—slightly offset so as not to obstruct the darshan (the vision) of the god—a devotee or supplicant with hands in anjali. The god holds in his four hands his distinctive attributes and is wearing the wooden sandals of Vaishnava ascetics.