Elements of Hindu Iconography v4.c25.s3.41
Elements of Hindu Iconography v4.c25.s3.41
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v4.c25.s3.41
Mṛtyuñjaya, the sixth Rudra, should wear a garland of skulls on his head, be of white complexion, clad in garments made of tiger's skin, and carrying in two out of three of his right hands the triśūla and the akṣamālā, and of the left hands two should hold the kapāla and the kamaṇḍalu while the remaining right hand and the left hand should be kept in the yoga-mudrā pose.