The God seated in lalitasana on his vahana, his consort Lakshmi on his left knee, the grou

The God seated in lalitasana on his vahana, his consort Lakshmi on his left knee, the group seated within a flaming arch.

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Auction: Classical Indian Art #2 · Todywalla Auctions · 2023-02-24 · Estimate: ₹ 50000 - ₹ 75000

Category: Metal

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• The Gurjara-Pratiharas controlled most of Northern India between 8th-10th century from their capital at Kannau
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