This beautifully gilded Prajnaparamita is seated above a prone human figure symbolizing the triumph of wisdom/compassion over human ignorance. The Buddha Mother is shown in lalitasana on a lotus throne, with seven character marks in relief which date the statue to the Qianlong reign. The naked goddess is wearing only a feather skirt; she is ornamented with an incised necklace, a string of long beads and a sash wrapped across her body descending from her left shoulder. She wears a five-leaf crown not unlike other similar statues made in the mid Qing eras. The face of Prajnaparamita is sensual but serene. She is six armed, with only a vajra and a feather remaining in two hands; four attributes once held in her other hands are now missing. A finely finished casting finished on all sides.