Set of 3 Hindu deity relief carvings; a) carved wooden relief of elephant-headed god, Ganesha; b) carved wooden relief of unidentified goddess. Each deity has four arms, three of which hold attributes to their identity, and sit with one leg tucked and the other extended. The female deity is attended by two smaller figures, possibly priests or devotees, with their palms pressed together; c) red clay or stone relief of dancing devada or female deity, ankles crossed, one hand on hip and other hand raised toward flowing archway. Dimensions are: a) and b) 12 inches X 7 inches; c) 12 inches tall X 5 3/4 inches wide in frame (not examined out of frame). All measurements are approximate. Condition: b) Split in the wooden base, surrounded by a darker stain and fibrous texture. Reverse of both a) and b) shows unclear writing in black pen. c) White paint flecks across surface of front, mild surface abrasion to sides and back of frame.