This statue of the Goddess of Auspiciousness is imposing in size, with thick layers of gilding, reflecting the opulence of gilt work during that era. The sculpture exudes tension, with a fearsome countenance featuring three eyes, tightly knit eyebrows, bared fangs, and hair standing upright like flames, adorned with a crown of five skulls. The intricately carved details vividly capture the ferocious and fierce aspect of the goddess. Adorned with circular earrings and a necklace, the goddess holds a vajra in her right hand and a skull cup in her left, with bare feet firmly planted on a lotus throne, exuding an aura of power as she sits sideways atop a mule, symbolizing her dominion over the three realms. The mule's robust physique and powerful limbs stand firm, while the goddess, with her dignified posture, stands tall on the throne.