- Trivikrama(Vamana) and
Vishnu as the
Parsvadevatas of the main
presiding deity. The
image of
Varaha is the
Parsvadevata of the
southern side. He
holds Chakra...
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serpents coiling in
ascending order. The
large raha
niches enshrine the
parsvadevatas. A two-recess
moulding surmounts the raha
niche and
above the recess...
- amlaka.
khapuri and
kalasa that
meausers 2.00
metres in height. The
parsvadevata niches on
three sides uniformly measures 0.60
metres in height, x 0.30...
-
khapuri and
kalasa that
measures 1.5 m (4 ft 11 in) in height. The
parsvadevata niches on
three sides uniformly measuring 0.40 m (1 ft 4 in) in height...
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temple was
constructed during the 10th Century, as
indicated by the
Parsvadevata-like
Kartikeya holding a **** in his
upper left hand. The
local people...
- gaja-vidalas, makaramukha,
mithuna and
maithuna images. Besides, the
parsvadevata niches enshrine four-armed Chamunda, four-armed
Mahisasuramardini Durga...
- 00
metres with
components like beki, amlaka,
khapuri and kalasa. The
parsvadevata niches are
located on the raha paga of the
jangha on the
three sides...
-
Shaiva shrine, it
contains the
images of
numerous Shakta deities as
Parsvadevatas sculpted on its walls. The
temple is the
first among Bhubaneswar temples...
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ayudha measuring 2.50 m. in height. iv) Raha
niche &
parsva devatas: The
parsvadevata niches are
located on the raha paga of the tala
jangha on the
three sides...
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ornamentation except at the base
which is
decorated with
chaitya designs. The
parsvadevata niches on the raha paga of the
jangha on the
three sides of north, west...
