ABS 229
Code: ABS 229
Country: India (north-east)
Style: Late Pala Style
Date: 1100 - 1200
Dimensions in cm WxHxD: 7.9 x 13.2 x 3.4
Materials: Dark grey stone with traces of paint
Kapaladhara Hevajra united with Nairatmya trampling on the struggling bodies of the four Maras
North-Eastern Indian Pala style sculptures and paintings are perfect examples to demonstrate how art styles did expand concurrently with religious teachings. This stone carvings with traces of cold gilt was worshipped in Tibet. Such objects brought from India all played a part in the diffusion of Pala art styles far beyond Tibet.
North-Eastern Indian Pala style sculptures and paintings are perfect examples to demonstrate how art styles did expand concurrently with religious teachings. This stone carvings with traces of cold gilt was worshipped in Tibet. Such objects brought from India all played a part in the diffusion of Pala art styles far beyond Tibet.