This bronze statue of Matsya, Vishnu’s first avatar, showcases him with a human upper body and fish tail, symbolizing his role in preserving life during the great flood.

The bronze statue of Matsya, Vishnu’s first avatar, depicts him as a four-armed figure with a human upper body and a fish tail. Adorned with Vishnu’s traditional ornaments and a conical crown, Matsya holds the Sudarshana chakra (discus) and the 'shankha' (conch) in two hands, while his other hands display the 'varadamudra' (blessing) and 'abhayamudra' (protection). This statue symbolizes Matsya’s role in saving life during the great flood, embodying Vishnu’s role as the creator and preserver