The image is a relief carved on a stone wall. It depicts a group of six figures, all of whom appear to be Hindu deities. The figures are arranged in a line, with their arms and legs stretched out in front of them. They are all facing towards the left side of the image, with one figure in the center holding a staff.

The figures are all wearing traditional Indian clothing, with headdresses and jewelry. The headdress is decorated with intricate patterns and designs, and the jewelry is also intricately carved. The figure on the left is wearing a long, flowing robe and has a crown on their head. The right figure is holding a large, ornate headdress, which is also decorated with a similar pattern. The background of the relief is plain and unadorned, with no other details or patterns visible. The relief appears to be old and weathered, with some cracks and chips in the stone.