Durgarcanasriti 6.1575

6.1575

oṃ siṃhasthā śaśi śekharā marakata prakhyaiścaturbhirbhujaiḥ
śaṃkhaṃ cakra dhanuḥ śarāṃśca dadhatīṃ netraistribhiḥ śobhitā |
āmuktāṅgadahāra kaṃkaṇaraṇatkāñcīraṇannūpurā durgā durgati hāriṇī
bhavatu vo (no) ratnollasatkuṇḍalā ||

Om. Seated on a lion, crowned with the moon, holding a conch, discus, bow, and arrows
with four emerald-like arms, adorned with three eyes,
with upper-arm bands, necklaces, and bracelets put on, with a tinkling girdle and jingling anklets, with earrings gleaming with jewels: may Durgā, the remover of distress, be for you (us)!