Can Anyone Identify This?

Answerprancer | 01:09 Mon 08th Apr 2013 | Arts & Literature

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It was given to a friend of mine and she's fallen out with the person who gave it to her, so sadly it's been dumped in the garden (I've just rescued it and given it a clean up).
I'm guessing it's Indian, It is made out of a piece of carved wood which is fairly light in weight and is about 2" tall. I'd just like to know who it represents, maybe royalty, maybe a goddess, maybe a re-incarnation of both.
http://i1028.photobucket.com/albums/y348/Photator/PaulMcCartney_zpsd1ab6eeb.jpg

John Sandford's Books

1900S Novel

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smurfchops

I think its lovely.

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She is quite nice isn't she SC - I gave her a clean up yesterday, will have to bring her inside soon before it rains!

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Ok, she's in out of the cold now :-)

osc64

you've stuck it up your bumhole

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LOL - had a few have we !

osc64

Needed warming up a little after my frosty reception. If I had known you lot were a community with battened down hatches levelling shotguns at all comers I dare say I would have had second thoughts.

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Well keep going, chief! Keep going! Go on, you've got another five seconds. Say something outrageous...
(how dare you call me a plagiarist!)

osc64

Well, if this is what's to be expected here then no great loss.

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Aw, now look what I've gone and been and done!