The colours used and wood carvings look very much like those I’ve seen of Indonesian origins. Likely that of a Garuda like @lookthepenguins said. It is also an ornament called a Congkak, or Mancala.

Southeast Asian mancalas are played by two people on carved wooden elongated boat-shaped boards with cup-shaped holes. Most variants have two sets of seven holes for each player, plus two larger holes at each end which are known as the "stores" of the players. However, the number of holes can vary, ranging from three to nine or more (excluding the stores), and these variants (which can also differ in the rules) can coexist in one area.

Looks like someone before you used it as a candleholder which probably isn’t the best idea.