Early to mid 19th Century Chinese sculpture of Mazu, goddess of the sea.  This seated figure is carved from a single piece of wood and gilded with red and blue polychrome.  They're wearing a gilt chrysanthemum decorated robe and sitting in the traditional dragon chair.   15 3/4"H x 8 1/2"W  The sculpture originated in Chaozhou and came to the U.S. through a 19th century collector in Indianapolis.