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Architectural Fragment of Standing Vishnu with Two Attendants and Fragment of Avatars of Vamana, Rama, Varaha, and Parashurama as well as Lion and Elephant Throne Columns

Matrika Maheshwari with the Zebu Bull Nandi

The Matrikas are worshipped as seven sisters all over India. They are feared for their powers and and are considered both protectors and trouble makers if angry with someone. By worshipping the Matrikas one brings the family under their protection. Because of the cow behind her and the matted locks piled on her head this […]

Roof Bracket of Adorned Elephant with Two Riders

Parshvanatha (23rd Jain Great Teacher)

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Archetectural Fragment with Rama and Guardian

Goddesses in Architectural Niches with Moon Windows (Chandrasala)

Matrika Indrani, Goddess of Lightning

Pestle Stone

Architectural Fragment of Standing Vishnu with Two Attendants and Fragment of Avatars of Vamana, Rama, Varaha, and Parashurama as well as Lion and Elephant Throne Columns

Laksmi, Goddess of Abundance

Sun God (Surya)

Matrika Maheshwari with the Zebu Bull Nandi

Roof Bracket of Adorned Elephant with Two Riders

Parshvanatha (23rd Jain Great Teacher)

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