Indonesia, Bali Representing The Goddess Tintya

Sculpture representing Tintya or acintya, divinity of fire, in a dancing and fluid posture: the slender body stretches gracefully, the open arms outline the movement of the flames, and the details of the face translate the powerful and protective energy of this divinity. Each curve of the wood evokes the lightness of a sacred dance, where the destructive force of fire becomes an energy of purification and renewal. Tintya are quite rare on the market because they are very difficult to carve and quite popular with collectors.✨ Details of the workSuperb quality of sculpture.Artist: K. ARIA MAS BALI (Signature under the base)Origin: Bali, Indonesia around 1950-70Material: solid Suar wood carved and polishedTheme: Tintia, god of fire, sun, fertility and guardian of the southeastHeight: 32 cmCondition: a crack giving on the inside of the right leg and small lack of the petal held in the hands.