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| Plate no. | Figure | Description |
| | Seventh type | Vārāhī, measured in the nine *tāla*, placed on the Bhadra pedestal, in a suitable posture, pose and position; made of one of the nine materials; furnished with four arms bearing the plough and other attributes, hog's fice with snout, bright blue complexion, characteristic crown and various ornaments. |
| | Eighth type | Kaumārī, measured in the nine *tāla*, placed on the Bhadra pedestal, in a suitvable posture, pose and position; made of one of the nine materials; furnished with four arms, three eyes, the *karaṇḍa* crown, red complexion, bright blue clothes, characteristic attributes and various ornaments. |
| | Ninth type | Chāmuṇḍī, measured in the nine *tāla*, placed on the Bhadra pedestal, in a suitable posture, pose and position; made of one of the nine materials; furnished with three eyes, four arms, the *jaṭā* crown, arrow attribute, dark-bluish complexion, garland on the head, conch leaf and rings on the ears, and various other ornaments. |
| | Tenth type | Bhairavī, measured in the nine *tāla*, placed on the Bhadra pedestal, in a suitable posture, pose and position; made of one of the nine materials; furnished with three eyes, four arms, arrow attribute, red complexion, black clothes, characteristic crown, attributes, and various ornaments. |
| | | There is a second type, Rudrāṇī, with slightly different features and ornaments. |
| | Eleventh type | Māhendrī, measured in the nine *tāla*, placed on the Bhadra pedestal in a suitable posture, pose and position; made of one of the nine materials; furnished with three eyes, four arms, bearing characteristic attributes, crown, complexion, clothes, and various ornaments. |
| | Twelfth type | Vaishṇavī, measured in the nine *tāla*, placed on the Bhadra pedestal, in a suitable posture, pose and position; made of one of the nine materials; furnished with four arms, three eyes, bright blue complexion, yellow clothes, characteristic attributes, crown, and various ornaments. |