Goddess Durga on a Tiger Temple Guardian Figure from Burma 2 attract clients for her devotees engaged in business or new ventures and folklore tells that sailors

and folklore tells that sailors would carry it for protection at sea to keep them safe and prevent seasickness

1 5/8" drop from ear

San Pasqual is recognized as the Patron Saint of Cooks

Charoite is very unusual looking because of its property of chatoyancy and strange looking spiral strands of fibrous material that often mistake it for a synthetic

Goddess Durga on a Tiger Temple Guardian Figure from Burma 2 attract clients for her devotees engaged in business or new ventures and folklore tells that sailorsGoddess Durga on a Tiger Temple Guardian Figure from Burma 2 Ca. 1950 Measure approx. 16" tall x 14" wide x 5" deep Materials: Fine Polychrome over an elaborate and finely carved wooden figure Origin is Burma Goddess Durga is the Warrior Goddess, whose Mythology centers around combating evils and demonic forces that threaten peace, prosperity and dharma of the good. She is the fierce form of the protective mother goddess, willing to unleash her anger