- faces.
Mukhalingas having four
faces are also
regarded to have an
invisible fifth face on top of the linga. The four- and five-faced
mukhalingas represent...
- the
Elephanta Caves Painting of
Padmapani Cave 1 at
Ajanta The
Shiva mukhalinga (faced-lingam) from the
Bhumara Temple Nalrajar Garh
fortification wall...
- Mukhalingam, also
known as
Srimukhalingam or
Mukhalinga, is a
village panchayat in
Jalumuru mandal of
Srikakulam district in the
Indian state of Andhra...
- corridor-like space. The
sacro sanctum, or the main idol, is a
stone Mukhalinga with a
silver yoni base
bound with a
silver serpent. It is one
metre high...
-
Pashupatinath Temple at Mandsaur,
Madhya Pradesh A 10th-century four-face
Mukhalinga,
Nepal 64
lingams (Nepal) An 11th
century CE linga-yoni
plaque with a...
-
origin in
South India.
Sadasiva is
usually represented in the form of a
Mukhalinga with the
number of
faces varying from one to five. The
first ever sculpture...
- and
heavy style, but
often with a
powerful impact;
Harle describes the
mukhalinga in Cave 4 as "pulsating with
psychic power". The most
famous is the 7...
- Lady Po Nagar. The main
symbols of Cham
Shaivism were the lingam, the
mukhalinga, the jaṭāliṅgam, the
segmented liṅgam, and the kośa. A liṅga (or liṅgam)...
- of some
lingas is
engraved the face of Siva. Such
lingas are
called mukhalingas. Some
lingas are
segmented into
three parts: a
square base
symbolic of...
- goddesses, and
intricately carved sculptures. The temple's
Ekamukha Linga, a
mukhalinga or
faced lingam, with a
detailed head of Shiva, is a much
studied example...
