detailed, dark gray stone sculpture of a multi-armed deity in a dynamic pose, set against a textured gray granite wall

detailed, dark gray stone sculpture of a multi-armed deity in a dynamic pose, set against a textured gray granite wall. The deity wears an elaborate headdress, ornate jewelry, and a patterned garment. Several of its hands are raised or hold objects, including a snake and what appears to be a musical instrument. Below the central figure, smaller figures are sculpted, one appearing to be a human-like character being stepped on, and another snake coiled. The sculpture is placed on a bed of small, light-colored pebbles. A small, yellow plaque is visible at the bottom of the sculpture, suggesting it is an exhibit or monument. This sculpture is located in Warsaw, Poland, specifically at the "Praga Koneser Center," in front of the "Museum of Warsaw Vodka" (Muzeum Polskiej Wódki). The plaque on the sculpture reads "Tańczący Shiva - Jeden z trzech głównych bogów hinduskich" which translates to "Dancing Shiva - One of the three main Hindu gods".