Book Title: Iconography of Hindus Buddhist and Jains
Author(s): R S Gupte
Publisher: D B Taraporewale Sons and Co Pvt Ltd

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________________ VISHNU INCARNATIONS AND MINOR AVATARAS (Contd.) MOHINI BUDDHA MATSYA RAMA VARADARAJA KURMA Symbols Bow and arrow Boom-giving and protection poses or in dhyāna Wheel and conch in upper two hands; one hand in varada, other on waist-lower two hands) Hands Two Four Two or four Bow and arrow (AC) Objects in hands Vase of Rectar Boon-giving and pro- tection poses (AGP) Conch, wheel, boongiving and protection poses Conch and wheel, varada and abhaya poses Vehicle Seated on lolus A sana Misc. Long cars, deer-skin on shoulder Lower half, fish; upper Lower half, tortoise; half, four-handed upper half, fourVishvu. Kirita crown handed Vishou If lower left hand rests Beautiful young lady on mace, he is Varada- wearing colourful garraja ments. Decorated with ornaments. Carrying a vase of nectar in hand Yuriations In dhyāna pose. Red garments. Deer-skin on shoulder (RM & VID) J. Two-landed: bow and arrow (AGP) 2. Four-handed: bow, arrow, conch (AGP) 3. Wears a kirita crown Companions: Sita stands on his right. L.A.-blue lotus, R.h.--hangs loose on right. Lakshmana stands on left side of Räma. Holds bow and arrow. Hanumana, Monkey-god, stands in front, on Rāma's right. Two hands. R.h.-on mouth, L.h.-hangs loose on left. Bharata and Shatrughana-Rama's brothers. Hold bows and arrows Rāma seated in Virasana

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