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Site Name: Ambajogai

Date: ca 1200-1299 CE

Subject: Mahamandapa, pillar with Nayika

Site Name: Ambajogai

Date: ca 1200-1299 CE

Subject: Mahamandapa, pillar with Nayika

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Date: ca 1800 CE

Subject: The Vain Nayika

Site Name: Kanchipuram

Date: 1551-1599 CE

Subject: Left wing proper, E. portion, Column, S. face, Nayika

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: ca 1000 CE

Subject: West wall (rear): Nayika

Site Name: Bundi or (Kota/Kotah)

Date: ca 1680 CE

Subject: Krishna massages Radha's foot, Svadhin Patika Nayika

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Date: ca 1625 CE

Subject: Nayaka with Anusayana Nayika

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Date: ca 1625 CE

Subject: Center portion, Krishna fluting; Nayaka with Anusayana Nayika

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Date: ca 1810-1815 CE

Subject: Nayika bheda

Site Name: Narayangarh

Date: ca 1725 CE

Subject: Nayika bheda

Site Name: Kangra

Date: ca 1800-1825 CE

Subject: Nayika meets a witch and snakes on the way to meet her lover [Krishna-Abhisarika Nayika]

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Date: ca 1750 CE

Subject: Nayika-bheda

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Date: 1600-1699 CE

Subject: Nayika

Site Name: Chittorgarh

Date: 976-999 CE

Subject: Female, dancing

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: 1901-2000

Subject: Nayaika. Nayaika translates to’ heroine’. Sculptures of nayikas in various roles and moods are commonly found in temples of Odisha. These are meant to depict facets of social life along with other sculptures. The lady in this sculpture is playing a mrudang, a musical instrument. This object has been procured from State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC) Show House Museum, Handicrafts Complex.

Site Name: Kanchipuram

Date: ca 1500-1599 CE

Subject: South face

Site Name: Bundi

Date: ca 1700 CE

Subject: The Rasikapriya, written circa 1590 by Keshav Das, a celebrated Hindi poet, is a treatise on erotica (rasa: literally mood). In it, nayikas are divided into several classifications.; Krishna Sulking

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Date: ca 1875 CE

Subject: Parakiya nayika, (Krsna visiting Radha)

Site Name: Bundi

Date: ca 1725 CE

Site Name: Kanchipuram

Date: ca 1500-1599 CE

Subject: Left wing

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: 1901-2000

Site Name: Bundi or (Kota/Kotah)

Date: ca 1775 CE

Site Name: Bundi or (Kota/Kotah)

Date: ca 1775 CE

Site Name: Bundi

Date: ca 1725 CE

Subject: Center portion, Krishna and nayika; The Rasikapriya, written circa 1590 by Keshav Das, a celebrated Hindi poet, is a treatise on erotica (rasa: literally mood). In it, nayikas are divided into several classifications; Scene from the Rasikapriya

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