Epoca

Northern India, Gujarat, 16th-17th century

Sizes

59.00x25.00 inch

Description

Portion of a templar jamb with a quadrangular base carved in gray sandstone. Portrayed frontally and inserted in a colonnaded aedicule, a Dharampala temple guardian equipped with a scepter. Two Apsaras are also portrayed on the sides of the figure.

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Templar architectural element depicting Dharampala Northern India, Gujarat, 16th-17th century