-
their chiefs and
kings in
palanquins when they
appear in
their state durbars. When used in such
occasions these palanquins may be seen as a substitutes...
-
figurative palanquin connected with the
totem of its
owner is a
special kind of
litter used in the
Greater Accra Region in Ghana.
These palanquins called...
-
Region of Ghana.
These colorful objects,
which developed out of
figurative palanquins, are not only
coffins but
considered works of art. They were
shown for...
- nadasvarams. The
palanquins which start the
journey the
previous day
night would continue their journey till the
morning of next day. The
palanquins, anointed...
- were
using figurative palanquins in the
forms of
their family symbol. And as
those chiefs who were
using figurative palanquins had to be
buried in a coffin...
-
convergence of
seven gl****
palanquins carrying prin****l
deities of
respective temples from
seven places at Tiruvaiyaru. The
palanquins are
paraded near the...
- a spalla. In the Philippines, the term for shoulder-borne
floats and
palanquins is andas.
Carriages for larger, life-sized
icons have
wheels and are instead...
-
traditions of
local tribes. The
palanquins of
Mahasu Devta is
generally of roof type-Box type design. In roof type-box type
palanquins, the deity's
image (Murti...
- Use of
palanquins within the
capital cities was
restricted to
Kings only.
kings had the
authority to
grant permission to
travel in a
palanquin with bended...
- Palace),
Sileh Khana and
Daulat Khana. The
museum houses a
collection of
palanquins, howdahs,
royal cradles, miniatures,
musical instruments, costumes, and...
