A Burmese hand-carved figure sculpted from a dense hardwood, likely teak, depicting a seated village figure associated with the Nat spirit tradition. Rendered from a single block, the form retains visible adze work and a naturally aged surface marked by a pronounced drying fissure characteristic of solid teak. Traces of original polychrome—including blue-green pigment and red detailing to the extremities—remain embedded within recessed areas, evidencing its once fully painted surface. The figure’s expressive posture, pendant ornamentation, and simplified garment reflect vernacular craftsmanship rather than formal temple carving. Its sculptural weight and material integrity lend presence, while the worn surface and organic patina align with interiors favoring authenticity, material age, and culturally grounded objects. Origin : Burma/ Myanmar Age : Early 20th century Century Measurements : Height 13.5" x 9" x 12" Weigh : 7.6 lb