Definition of Salabhanjikas. Meaning of Salabhanjikas. Synonyms of Salabhanjikas

- salabhanjika in Hindu and Jain temples may include decorations of flower or vine motifs behind or to the side of the statue or relief. Salabhanjikas have...
- are found in many ancient Buddhist archaeological sites. They became Salabhanjikas (sal tree maidens) with the p****ing of the centuries, a standard decorative...
- sculptural element was integrated into Indian temple architecture as salabhanjika or "sal tree maiden", although it is not clear either whether it is a...
- Indian sculpture and was integrated into Indian temple architecture as salabhanjika, because there is often a confusion between the ashoka tree and the sal...
- Harihara (half Shiva, half Vishnu) with salabhanjikas...
- Pi-Fang, a Chinese tree deity Rakapila, a sacred tree deity of Madagascar Salabhanjika, another general term for Hindu tree nymphs Sijou Euphorbia milii var...
- hand touching a tree branch, and a sinuous pose, tribhanga pose, as is Salabhanjika, whose examples dating to the 12th century can be found in the Hoysala...
- Querquetulanae, Roman nymphs of the oak Rådande, a similar Swedish spirit Salabhanjika, a similar Indian spirit Mavka, a similar Ukrainian spirit Citations...
- (wai) in a Thai temple Namaste statue in Bali, Indonesia Namaste (yakshi salabhanjika), c. 100 BCE, Satna, Madhya Pradesh Culture of India Pranāma Sat Sri...
- the pillars with four monolithic brackets above them carry images of salabhanjikas and madanikas (sculpture of a woman, displaying stylised feminine features)...