English: Carving of Śiva's wife (Durga Mahisasuramardini) from a Hindu temple in Quanzhou, China. It was discovered in 1987 near the Chidian village located at the south gate of the historic Chinese port city. The Durga relief is likely from the Yuan dynasty period. She is depicted with damaru, trishul, spear through a buffalo demon and sitting over a lotus flower. She has monolid eyes, just like East Asian representation of Buddha – a feature that suggests that she was produced in China by Chinese artisans with input from Indian merchants visiting or living in Quanzhou. The item is one of many Hindu and Buddhist artwork discovered in China, it is currently at the Quanzhou Museum of Maritime History.