The Naga Kanya is a revered deity in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, often depicted as a beautiful maiden with a serpentine lower body, symbolizing a harmonious blend of human and divine qualities. She is considered a guardian of treasures, protector of waters, and a bringer of fertility and prosperity. Statues of Naga Kanya typically feature intricate designs, highlighting her dual nature with a human upper body and a serpent's tail. These statues are often found in temples and homes, serving as talismans for protection and good fortune. Worship of Naga Kanya involves rituals and offerings, reflecting her role in safeguarding and blessing devotees.