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# Figure of Surya

Standing figure of the god Sūrya carved in a buff-coloured sandstone. The god is shown holding two lotuses in his upraised hands and wears a high crown, a vest of mail and boots. He has four attendants with the goddess Mahāśvetā or Nikṣubhā, a queen of Sūrya and a form of mother earth, standing between his feet.

- **Kind:** artefact
- **Date:** 1000–1099 CE

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