nearly similar, and the girdle-knots common inother images are wanting in both. These are indi-cative of the same provenance. TTie cloth wornis very nicely carved. The iilaka is a dot in thiscase. The back slab shows the makara-torana, themakara terminals of the architrave carrying thefigures of… … > H > [ 57 ] the architrave and next to the pilleirs of the gatewaycomes the usual sardula representation rampant onhind legs on a couchant elephant ridden by a femalewarrior armed with a shield in the left hand, theright hand about to strike with a sw^ord not shown.The Sardula is ridden by a…
Baṅgīẏa Sāhitya Parishad (Calcutta, India). Museum · Sculpture, Indic
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