A collection of Indian sculptural composition depicting a rider on a horse with a separate guide figure. A clear example of traditional Indian metal plastic, full of original character and oriental aesthetics. The iconography of the composition can be associated with Khandoba - the revered deity of the Maharashtra region, which is traditionally depicted on horseback. This interpretation makes the subject particularly interesting for connoisseurs of Indian culture, religious art and ethnographic sculpture. The composition is made by the method of artistic casting of heavy copper alloy. The sculptural group is distinguished by volume, expressive silhouette and attractive texture of metal. Particular attention is attracted by decorative patina: deep dark green shades are harmoniously combined with golden overflows on the protruding details, effectively emphasizing the relief and plasticity of the figures. Due to the combination of characteristic stylistics, complex composition and beautiful color scheme, the sculpture has a distinct collection look. It will look good in a showcase, a private collection of oriental art or an interior with ethnic accents. Dimensions: length - about 16 cm, height - about 16.5 cm. Weight: about 800 g. Material: cast copper alloy with decorative patina. Condition: excellent collection state, surface without scratches. A subject for those who appreciate original plastic, traditional Indian art and things with a distinct historical and cultural atmosphere. Please note: the connection with Khandoba, the specific origin and date require additional confirmation.