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Varadaraja enshrined in the Varadarajasvami temple
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Varadaraja, a form of Vishnu, enshrined in the Varadarajasvami temple in Kanchipuram, one of the three main Vaishnava temples in South India. The god stands in samabhanga, with a bolster behind his calves. He carries in his upper right hand the chakra (discus) and in his upper left the shankha (conch), while his lower right hand is in abhaya mudra and the lower left rests on the gada (mace). Varadaraja is flanked by his consorts, each holding a lotus flower: on his right Sri Devi with a pink lotus and on his left Bhu Devi with a white one.
Date
1830
Crédit
Photo12/UIG/Universal History Archive
Notre référence
UMG22A53_067
Model release
Non
Property release
Non
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
28,6Mo (2,6Mo) / 24,1cm x 29,7cm / 2850 x 3506 (300dpi)