South-Indian Images of Gods and Goddesses c10.s3.24

c10.s3.24

Trikantakīdēvī has a body which is black below the navel, red between the navel and the neck and white above it. The terrible fangs protruding from her four faces are so long and crooked that they pierce out through her belly. In her four hands she holds two lamps, a conch and a discus. TRIKANTAKĪ-DĒVĪ.