The image is a relief sculpture on a wall in an ancient Indian temple. The sculpture is made of stone and is intricately carved with detailed features. It depicts a group of four figures, two women and two men, standing on either side of a central figure. The figures are dressed in traditional Indian clothing and are holding various objects in their hands.

In the center of the sculpture, there is a seated figure with a crown on her head. The figure appears to be a Hindu deity, possibly a goddess or a deity. The woman on the left is holding a staff and the man on the right is standing with his hands clasped in front of him. The man in the center is sitting on a throne-like structure with a large headdress and a crown above his head. He is wearing a long robe and has a serene expression on his face. 

The figures are arranged in a symmetrical manner, with the woman in the middle sitting on the throne and the two men on either end of the throne. They are all facing each other and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The background of the image is plain and unadorned, with no other objects or decorations visible.