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22–23. All round the upper part of the frames should be fittingly made the openings (between the balusters) resembling the shape of the cow's eye, or the elephant's eye, otherwise it should be invisible (i.e., there should be no opening between balusters), and it should be ornamented with leaves and flowers, etc.