The Wooden Maya Devi sculpture intricately weaves iconography into its depiction. Maya Devi stands gracefully, embodying the maternal aspect of the divine. Her serene countenance reflects inner tranquility. One hand securely grasps a tree branch, symbolizing her connection to nature and the earth's nurturing essence. The other arm cradles her infant, Siddhartha Gautama, who would become the Buddha. This symbolizes the pivotal role of motherhood in fostering spiritual growth. The tree itself represents the Bodhi tree, a site of enlightenment. The wooden medium, with its earthly texture, adds a tactile dimension, enhancing the sensory experience. This sculpture encapsulates the cyclical nature of life, birth, and the potential for enlightenment.