Nataraja and the goddesses on the doorframe of the Sadashiva Temple Público Deposited
The lintels above the shakhas (vertical bands) of the Sadashiva Temple depict a dancing Shiva at the centre accompanied by a musician and a dancer. Goddesses are shown on the extreme ends. Shiva is portrayed as ten-armed, holding an akshamala (rosary), khatvanga (staff with a skull), damaru (drum), snake, kapala (skull), and trishula (trident), with his front two arms making dance a gesture. The goddesses are depicted as four-armed, wearing a jatamukuta (a crown of matted hair). They hold an akshamala and kamandalu (water pot), while their other hands hold their respective attributes.
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Palavra-chave
- Ganesha
- Vamana Temple
- 10th - 11th Century CE
- Temples of India
- Rawatbhata
- Mahishasuramardini Temple
- Ghateshwar Temple
- Pratihara
- Architecture
- Sadashiva Temple
- Vishnu
- Nagara Temple Architecture
- Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
- Jodhpur Circle
- Rajasthan
- Baroli
- Temple
- Shiva
- Chittorgarh
- Chittorgarh