Dimensions: Height 37 cm Wide 32 cm Depth 66 cm

Weight: 4311 grams

Standing Hamsa Bird , often shown on temple roofs at their corners.

Carved Wood with Traces of Red Pigment.

The hintha (equivalent to hamsa) is widely depicted in Burmese art, considered to be a ruddy shelduck in its culture,

and has been adopted as the symbol of the Mon people.

In parts of Myanmar, the hintha iconography is more like a hen than a duck, reflecting the local fauna.