Book Title: Ambika on Jaina Art and Literature Author(s): Maruti Nandan Prasad Tiwari Publisher: Bharatiya GyanpithPage 60
________________ llo Akotā (Vadodara), 9th century (p. 44) 10 With consort, Akoţā (Vadodara), 9th century (p. 44) A figure of two-armed Ambikā is also found from the Mahavira temple at Ghānerāva. (Pali, Rajasthan; 10th century A.D.). The Yakşi sitting on a beautiful lotus seat with its stems delineated below is accompanied by lion vāhana. She bears āmra-lumbi and child (in lap). The figure of her elder son, somewhat grown up, stands on her right flank. The exquisitely carved figure of Ambikā, wearing rich jewelleries, is provided with karanda-mukuta and also branches of mango tree overhead. The beautiful figures of two apsarases further add to the compositional value of the image. Two metal 46 AmbikāPage Navigation
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