Statue of Kumari, consort of Skandakumar, cross symbols
Nepali Museums, National Museum of Nepal, Kathmandu, NepalGeometrically derived crosses on Kumari, National Museum of Nepal
Kumari
(10th century A.D.)
Kumari is known as the consort of Skandakumar, the brother of Ganesha and an offspring of Shiva and Parvati. The four-armed Kumari is shown seated on her mount, the peacock. Her principal hands are on the head of the peacock while remaining other hands are holding a sword (tridandi) and the peacock feather.
Supplementary images:
Geometrically derived crosses on Kumari, National Museum of Nepal
Taken on Friday 21st of September 2018
Device: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Model: SP800UZ
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circle dot
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circles
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cross
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cross with circle in the center
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diamonds
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four-arm
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four-point
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geometrically derived cross
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kumari
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museum
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national museum of nepal
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nepal
Genre:
10th Century A.D.
Source: Kathmandu, Nepal
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