A History of Fine Art in India and Ceylon, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day c12.s1.28

c12.s1.28

‘the undulating stem of a creeper, with large curling and intertwining leaves, and small human figures, both male and female, climbing up the stem, or sitting on the leaves in various attitudes. The whole scroll is deeply sunk and very clearly and carefully carved; and ... is one of the most pleasing and graceful specimens of Indian architectural ornament.’¹