The feminine grace and grandeur of Uma Parvati's presence have been captured for a long time in the aesthetically delicate idiom of Chola bronzes, which are popular the world over for their unparalleled treatment of Devi's divine form. This granite stone statue recreates the elegance of Uma as "Shivakamasundari" (the beloved of Shiva), with the iconography of Panchaloha, but in an immensely hard material, in a manner that inspires awe and admiration for the craft and the craftsmen.

Devi Uma stands on a simple cube platform, in the Tribhanga or triple bent posture, which exquisitely highlights the heavenliness of her roopa. Ornamented by an imposing crown, jewelry, and a dhoti whose folds are realistically delinated, goddess Uma Parvati in this form adorns the inner sanctum of Shaiva shrines, standing eternally as the Shakti and witness to the Lilas of Mahadeva.