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Description

Arch-shaped plaque with three figures in relief. Large central figure of Shiva holds shield to right and sword in hand on the left. Two small figures on either side of legs: on left is his consort Uma. Arch and garments denoted by incision.

History Of Use

Used in religious procession.

Cultural Context

processional plaque

Iconographic Meaning

Represents Shiva as Virabhadra; consort to left is Uma.

Item History

  • Made in India
  • Collected between 1955 and 1973
  • Owned by Victor Hardy before December 11, 1979
  • Received from Victor Hardy (Donor) on December 11, 1979

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