CENTER FOR ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Subject: Gudhamandapa, central ceiling

Subject: Mandapa, interior, pillars of the central platform, detail

Subject: Mandapa, interior, pillars of the central platform, detail

Subject: General view of garbhagrha & north cell

Subject: Mandapa, interior, pillars of the central platform, detail

Subject: Ardhamandapa, dvarapala view

Subject: Ardhamandapa, dvarapala view

Subject: Antarala, northwest ceiling: Krsnalila

Subject: Valanaka, north bhadra, interior detail

Subject: northwest karna at right, partial view

Subject: Rangamandapa, detail showing Varaha

Subject: Rangamandapa, detail showing Varaha

Subject: West entrance, south chamber, Lakulisa panel (mutilated)

Subject: A shrine in northwest corner, a view

Subject: Garbhagrha, northwest corner pilaster, detail showing lady standing

Subject: Mandapa, north wall, vedibandha detail

Subject: Second gate and bastions

Subject: adhisthana detail

Subject: Central prayer chamber, mihrabs, INT

Subject: Exterior, Central pylon, upper left, detail

Subject: Horn Trumpet. A pair of horns made from dhokra technique. Each horn has a sonorous bell attached to it. Dhokra is a craft made by the lost-wax casting technique in which a molten metal is poured into a mold that has been created by means of a wax model. This craft has a tribal lineage and flourishes in the tribal belts of Odisha. This is worn in the head during special occasions. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

Subject: Horn Trumpet. A pair of horns made from dhokra technique. Each horn has two sonorous bells attached to it. Dhokra is a craft made by the lost-wax casting technique in which a molten metal is poured into a mold that has been created by means of a wax model. This craft has a tribal lineage and flourishes in the tribal belts of Odisha. This is worn in the head during special occasions. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

Subject: Horn Trumpet. A pair of horns made from dhokra technique. Each horn has two sonorous bells attached to it. Dhokra is a craft made by the lost-wax casting technique in which a molten metal is poured into a mold that has been created by means of a wax model. This craft has a tribal lineage and flourishes in the tribal belts of Odisha. This is worn in the head during special occasions. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

Subject: Banam (Kendra). This instrument has a resonator made of coconut shell covered with frog and bull hide. This instrument is played as a musical accompaniment to dances. This object was procured from Sudir Marndi in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.