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Saraswati Inspired by the Chola Art at Gangaikondacholapuram

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The capital city of the great Chola king Rajendra 1, Gangaikondacholapuram stands as a magnificent testament to the grandeur of the Chola dynasty. The Gangaikondacholeeswaram Temple showcases the pinnacle of Chola temple architecture with its towering vimana and intricate sculptures. Among its renowned sculptures is a particularly striking depiction of Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge (Vidya).

Heavily ornamented, she is shown seated on a lotus, her hair intricately styled into a jata makuta. She wears several grand ornaments, including necklaces, bangles, shoulder ornaments, and makara kundalam. She carries a rudraksha mala (rosary), a kamandala (water pot), and a book in her hands. Notably, this depiction features a third eye and the Tarjani mudra - uncommon in Saraswti Iconography.

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The capital city of the great Chola king Rajendra 1, Gangaikondacholapuram stands as a magnificent testament to the grandeur of the Chola dynasty. The Gangaikondacholeeswaram Temple showcases the pinnacle of Chola temple architecture with its towering vimana and intricate sculptures. Among its renowned sculptures is a particularly striking depiction of Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge (Vidya).

Heavily ornamented, she is shown seated on a lotus, her hair intricately styled into a jata makuta. She wears several grand ornaments, including necklaces, bangles, shoulder ornaments, and makara kundalam. She carries a rudraksha mala (rosary), a kamandala (water pot), and a book in her hands. Notably, this depiction features a third eye and the Tarjani mudra - uncommon in Saraswti Iconography.

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Saraswati Inspired by the Chola Art at Gangaikondacholapuram
₹12,090