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Site Name: Patan

Date: 1594-1596 CE

Subject: Balcony with Sri Lakshmi; Architectural Ensemble from a Ceiling of a Jain Meeting Hall

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Date: ca 518-530 CE

Subject: Seated Lakshmi: Upper portion [Gold Dinar, Archer type, Reverse]

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Date: ca 907-957 CE

Subject: Ardhamandapa, Laksmi in niche

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Date: ca 965 CE

Subject: Ardhamandapa, north wall, makara-torana detail

Site Name: Tiruchirapalli (Uraiyur)

Date: ca 851-875 CE

Subject: Garbhagrha, doorlintel

Site Name: Pazhoor

Date: 1500-1699 CE

Subject: ceiling, (Parvati) view

Site Name: Adambar

Date: 1800-1899 CE

Subject: Bhudevi: One of Vishnu's consorts is Bhudevi or Goddess Earth, also known as Bhu Lakshmi, whom he rescued from the depths of the cosmic ocean in his incarnation as the great boar, Varaha.

Site Name: Adambar

Date: 1800-1899 CE

Subject: Bhudevi: One of Vishnu's consorts is Bhudevi or Goddess Earth, also known as Bhu Lakshmi, whom he rescued from the depths of the cosmic ocean in his incarnation as the great boar, Varaha. This is the back view of the sculpted image.

Site Name: Sembiyan Mahadevi

Date: 1500-1599 CE

Subject: Lakshmi

Site Name: Adambar

Date: 1100-1199 CE

Subject: Visnu, Sridevi & Bhudevi, back. Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and fortune, also known as Shri, and often addressed by poets as the lady of the lotus, is the prime consort of Vishnu. Vishnu's second consort is Bhudevi or Goddess Earth, also known as Bhu Lakshmi, whom he rescued from the depths of the cosmic ocean in his incarnation as the great boar, Varaha.

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Date: 1400-1499 CE

Subject: Vishnu and Bhudevi: One of Vishnu's consorts is Bhudevi or Goddess Earth, also known as Bhu Lakshmi, whom he rescued from the depths of the cosmic ocean in his incarnation as the great boar, Varaha.

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Date: 1400-1499 CE

Site Name: Manjakkudi

Date: 1200-1299 CE

Subject: Vishnu and Sridevi: Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and fortune, also known as Shri, and often addressed by poets as the lady of the lotus, is the prime consort of Vishnu. This is the back view of the sculpted image.

Site Name: Manjakkudi

Date: 1200-1299 CE

Subject: Vishnu and Sridevi: Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and fortune, also known as Shri, and often addressed by poets as the lady of the lotus, is the prime consort of Vishnu.