Goddess with Three Animals - Bronze - India - 18th–19th centuries

Rare representation of the goddess Durga or perhaps Kali, accompanied by three animals: the tiger, a Nandi and another animal.
The goddess holds a saber in one arm and in the other a bowl of blood.
The bronze is of a finely granulated golden color, it retains a dark, reddish patina from the pujas.
Its head is almost as large as its body, with very marked features, large eyes, a large nose and mouth.
It is a folk bronze with great expressive power and perhaps originates from the Himalayan region; Himachal Pradesh could be an option.