Khandoba and Mhalsa on Horseback Figure

This is a cast brass or bronze fold devotional sculpture depicting the regional Hindu deity Khandoba, a manifestation of Shiva, and his consort Mhalsa mounted together on horseback atop an integrated rectangular stepped plinth. The figures are stylistically cast with elongated limbs, stylized facial features, and traditional fold ornamentation consistent with lost-wax casting. Cast sometime during 1850-1920 in India, it remains in good antique condition, showing age-appropriate softening of cast details from handling and cleaning.