Uma-Maheshwar
| Title | Uma-Maheshwar |
| Museum Name | Archaeological Survey of India, Goa |
| Gallery Name | Gallery no-1 |
| Object Type | Sculpture |
| Main Material | Basalt |
| Component Material II | Basalt |
| Component Material III | Chlorite |
| Artist's Nationality | Indian |
| Country | India |
| Provenance | Curdi / Kurdi village, Sainguem Taluka, Dist; South Goa |
| Find Place | Curdi / Kurdi Village, Saingum Taluka, Dist. South Goa |
| Style | Kadamba/Yadava |
| Patron/Dynasty | Kadamba/Yadava |
| Period / Year of Work | 10th Century A.D. |
| Tribe | Kadamba/Yadava |
| Culture | Kadamba/Yadava |
| Dimensions | 0.74 m X 0.49 m X 0.13 m |
| Detailed Description | The composite, ornamented sculpture represents four handed Uma-Maheshwar seated on a Nandi with depiction of Kartikeya riding on a peacock on the right, and Ganesh seated in Abida (folded legs)pose on the left, and a dancing figure on the center of the pedestal. Both Uma-Maheshwar are wearing Kiritha mukuta. Maheshwar holds a snake in the upper left hand. |
| Brief Description | Sculpture represents four handed Uma-Maheshwar seated on a Nandi |