Subject: Bhairava: Bhairava is considered to be one of the violent forms of Shiva. He is so called as he protects the universe (bharana) and is also terrific (bhishana). He carries sula (trident), pasa (noose), damaru (drum) and kapal in his four hands and rides a dog. He is shown nude with a third eye and hair of flames.
Site Name: Pattadakal / Pattadkal
Date: ca 740-745 CE
Subject: South Facade, Niche: Siva as Bhairava
Site Name:
Date: ca 1650 CE
Subject: Bhairava Raga; Bhairava is a form of Siva as a lover, however the figure in the scene is identified as Krishna through his blue skin.
Site Name:
Date: 1933-1939 CE
Subject: Natya Bhairava. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.
Site Name: Halebid / Halebeed
Date: ca 1173-1220 CE
Subject: South wall, angular projection: Bhairava panel; built during reign of Vira Ballala II (reigned ca. 1173-1220)
Site Name: Bhubaneswar
Date: ca 1075 CE
Subject: Southwest karna, south jangha, Bhairava dancing
Site Name: Badoli
Date: ca 1000-1099 CE
Subject: Garbhagrha, doorframe, south jamb, base, Bhairava
Site Name: Samasgarh
Date: 1200-1299 CE
Subject: Architectural fragment showing Bhairava
Site Name: Bhubaneswar
Date: ca 1075 CE
Subject: East face, jangha, north prtiratha, Bhairava seated
Site Name: Ellora
Date: 700-799 CE (Rastrakuta)
Subject: Main temple, south court, Bhairava panel
Site Name: Tiruparuthikundram
Date:
Subject: Loose image of Bhairava in Vardhamana half-hall (ardhamandapa)
Site Name:
Date: ca 1000-1199 CE
Subject: Trikala Bhairava
Site Name:
Date: 1000-1099 CE
Subject: Bhairava: Bhairava is considered to be one of the violent forms of Shiva. He is so called as he protects the universe (bharana) and is also terrific (bhishana). He carries sula (trident), pasa (noose), damaru (drum) and kapal in his four hands and rides a dog. He is shown nude with a third eye and hair of flames. This is the back side of the image.
Subject: Bhairava: Bhairava is considered to be one of the violent forms of Shiva. He is so called as he protects the universe (bharana) and is also terrific (bhishana). He carries sula (trident), pasa (noose), damaru (drum) and kapal in his four hands and rides a dog. He is shown nude with a third eye and hair of flames.
Site Name: Ellora
Date: 750 CE
Subject: Nandi-mandapa, upapitha, east wall, below the bridge, Bhairava
Site Name: Deogaon
Date: ca 950 CE
Subject: Ekapada Bhairava, a view
Site Name: Nagda
Date: ca 975 CE
Subject: Martanda Bhairava, south-west shrine, west jangha (wall)
Site Name: Ellora
Date: ca 600-725 CE
Subject: Ganesa and Bhairava
Site Name: Khajuraho
Date: 1030 CE
Subject: Gudhamandapa, interior, Bhairava standing in niche
Site Name:
Date: 1754 CE
Subject: Upper portion, from left, The Hindu God Bhairava with Devi; and a Head of Bhairava on the Lotus Base to Dispense Ritual Libations