Antique Indian Stucco Sculpture of Infant

Antique Indian stucco sculpture depicting an infant (likely Baby Krishna) with traces of paint still visible on the clothing, face, and hairstyle.
The feet are missing.
This figure likely formed part of a larger and more complex sculptural group.
Baby Krishna, also known as Bala Krishna, is one of the most beloved representations of the god Krishna in Hinduism, symbolizing innocence, joy, and divine incarnation. His stories recount games, miracles, and feats performed from a young age, making him a fascinating and central figure in popular devotion.

High quality painting and facial features.

Provenance: China.
Period: 19th century.

Dimensions (h): 7.48 inches (19 cm).

Weight: 29.45 oz (835 g).