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Their shapes are represented by the following designs : nāga-bandha (snake’s band), vallī (creeper), gavāksha (cow’s eye), kuñjarāksha (elephant’s or deer’s eye), svastika (cross figure), sarvato-bhadra (a figure with four façades), nandyāvarta (a figure with openings on the sides), and pushpa-bandha (flower-band) (*ibid.*, 582–584). Their architectural details are given (*ibid.*, 585–600).