antique 18th century stone khmer sanskrit stele with nandi 65cm 26 quot Hevajra Sculpture In her left hand she

In her left hand she delicately holds the stem of a lotus that blooms above her shoulder

The bronze bears a particularly attractive

Ganesha was closely linked with fertility and the flourishing of life

Dvarapalas are guardian figures that are often placed at the entrances to temple complexes

antique 18th century stone khmer sanskrit stele with nandi 65cm 26 quot Hevajra Sculpture In her left hand sheAntique Khmer Style Stone Sanskrit Stele with Nandi 65cm 26" Measures (Height) 65cm 26" An antique Khmer style stone Sanskrit Stele depicting Nandi. A charming image of a recumbent Nandi on a lotus flower on the Stele surmounts a Sanskrit inscription. In the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology, few figures carry the depth of symbolism and spiritual significance as Nandi, the divine bull. As the sacred mount of Lord Shiva, Nandi occupies a revered place