Title : Mahisasur Mardini
Accession No : 85/6897
This is a high relief work of Mahisasur Mardini. The goddess is depicted with 16 hands with carved work. Two figures of the demon are shown below. The hoods of a snake are depicted above the head. It has been painted brown and polished.
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Source
- RepositoryNational Crafts Museum and Hastkala Academy
- CollectionMuseum Collection
Provenance
- CountryIndia
- StateKerala
Period
- Start Date18th century
Condition
- ConditionAverage
- Action NoteSlightly Damaged
Dimensions
- Measurement (CMS)114 x 68 x 16
- Weight (GRMS)0.00
Description
- DescriptionThis is a high relief work of Mahisasur Mardini. The goddess is depicted with 16 hands with carved work. Two figures of the demon are shown below. The hoods of a snake are depicted above the head. It has been painted brown and polished.
- Inscription/Markings No
- ReferenceRecarving the Wood: History and Revival of Woodcarving in Uttaranchal. Mahila Haat: Delhi 2002. O.C. Handa, Madhu Jain. Wood Handicraft. New Delhi: M.L Gidwani, Indus Publishing Company, 2000.
- KeywordMahisasur Mardini, Wood, Carving, 16 Hands