

Parshva
The sculpture depicts Parshva, a figure with a serene expression and closed eyes, standing in a relaxed pose. The figure is nude, with hands by the sides, and a distinctive hairstyle. The body has a natural, subtle curvature. The sculpture's surface is a mottled brown-gray color. Parshva stands on a decorative base, with feet slightly apart. The background of the sculpture features intricate carvings of various figures and animals, including elephants and people, arranged in a dense, ornate pattern. The top of the sculpture has a semicircular carving with a stylized design. Smaller figures are carved along the sides and back. The overall appearance suggests an ancient stone carving.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 626 × 893 px
- Museum Record
- View original
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