A sculpture showing four armed Vishnu, probably Madhava, holding gada (mace) in lower right hand, chakra (discus) in upper right hand, shankha (conch) in upper left hand and rudraksahmala (garland made of stone fruit) in lower left hand. The god is adorned with hara (necklaces), keyura (armlets) and mala (garland). He is flanked on either side by a female chauri bearer. The prabhavali is represented with floral decoration. The remnants of unfinished prabhavali’s floral decoration can be seen on the right and left edges of the sculpture.