The Hindu Temple v2.c11.s2.12
The Hindu Temple v2.c11.s2.12
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v2.c11.s2.12
Most conspicuous and significant are the large images of the River-goddesses, often accompanied by their retinues, their figures being set against the several Śākhās. Above their groups are carved and repeated in many panels such shapes and configurations, in which life is young and quick; procreative couples on the posts, and baby-shapes of Gaṇas ("quantities" of celestials) amidst creepers rambling around the door-way. Serpents are interlaced on the door-way of Viṣṇu temples, especially.³⁸