CENTER FOR ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Subject: Sanctuary, right wall, cross plaque

Subject: Processional cross and candlesticks

Subject: Elevation, cross section and plan

Subject: Pedestal of cross of church square

Subject: Altar to left of sanctuary, cross slab

Subject: Altar to right of sanctuary, cross slab

Subject: Facade and cross of church squair

Subject: Sanctuary, right wall, cross plaque

Subject: Sanctuary, right wall, cross plaque

Subject: Cross of church square, Detail of base (relief of cross and angels).

Subject: Ruins of cross in front of church

Subject: Interior, South cloister showing flat ceiling with medallions on cross beams

Subject: Altar to right of sanctuary, cross slab

Subject: Tussar x Peduncle grey fabric with plain weave design in Book Frame. Peduncle is the stem or the start of the cocoon making process particular to the Tussar silkworm. The peduncles are utilized to form a special variety of tussar waste yarn. The peduncle silk is relatively more brown in color. In plain weave cloth, the warp and weft threads cross at right angles, aligned so they form a simple crisscross pattern. This object has been procured from Bhagamunda Tasar Rearers Cooperative Society (TRCS) Ltd.

Subject: Church square cross of St Thomas's

Subject: Entrance, left wall of nave, cross from some church square

Subject: Dhyani Buddha Amoghasiddhi seated cross legged on an expanded lotus in an attitude of granting protection (abhayamudra). His right hand is broken off and the left hand rests on the lap. A circular halo appears around his head and classical features such as curly hair, elongated earlobes, half closed eyes and a calm face mark the image.

Subject: Sanctuary, right wall, cross plaque

Subject: Tussar x Peduncle fabric with plain weave design in Book Frame. Peduncle is the stem or the start of the cocoon making process particular to the Tussar silkworm. The peduncles are utilized to form a special variety of tussar waste yarn. The peduncle silk is relatively more brown in color. In plain weave cloth, the warp and weft threads cross at right angles, aligned so they form a simple crisscross pattern. This object has been procured from Bhagamunda Tasar Rearers Cooperative Society (TRCS) Ltd.

Subject: Christ Carrying the Cross, inner core to which pieces for Christ Carrying the Cross are attached

Subject: Samrat Yantra: Intersection of cross wall; built under Jai Singh II (r. 1700-1743)

Subject: Facade and cross of church square

Subject: Facade and cross of church square

Subject: Dhyani Buddha Amoghasiddhi seated cross legged on an expanded lotus in an attitude of granting protection (abhayamudra). His right hand broken off and left hand rests on the lap. A circular halo appears around his head and classical features such as curly hair, elongated earlobes, half closed eyes and a calm face mark the image.