Elements of Hindu Iconography v4.c27.13
Elements of Hindu Iconography v4.c27.13
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v4.c27.13
The Viṣṇudharmōttara gives the following description of Nandikēśvara. He should have three eyes and four arms and a red complexion. His garments should be made of tiger's skin; in one of his hands there should be the triśūla and in another the bhindi; a third hand should be held over his head and the fourth held as though he is commanding a host of people. His gaze should suggest that he is seeing objects at a great distance and regulating the large crowd of devotees resorting to offer worship to Śiva.
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- Viṣṇudharmottarapurāṇa — Sanskrit