Umamaheshvara

Southeast Asian carved stone stele sculpture or fragmentary architectural element, depicting Shiva and Parvati as Uma-Maheshvara, a couple with crowns and jewels, seated among a mandorla, possibly Ind

**Originally listed at 600** India, region of Bengal, Pala Empire, ca. 8th to 12th centuries CE. A black schist panel carved with in high-relief, showing a common scene from Pala imagery: Shiva and hi

Central India; c. 12th century Shiva and Parvati, seated atop their respective vehicles (Nandi bull and lion), surrounded by attendants and donors. Carved from buff sandstone. Custom base. Dimensions

Le couple divin Shiva et Parvati sous la forme Umamahesvara accompagné d'une attendante. Bronze. Inde du Sud. 16 ème à 17 ème siècle. Ht 12,5cm x 12,5cm.

Cast in copper alloy depicting Shiva tenderly embracing his wife Parvati, both seated in rajalilasana on a double lotus flower base in turn resting on a high polygonal plinth. At the feet of the two f

A sandstone stele of Umamaheshvara, the God Shiva embracing his goddess wife Parvati, India, c.10th century, 18 x 11.25 x 4.75 inches, the central Hindu figures atop Nandi, the cow mount, and their ch

A GILT COPPER ALLOY REPOUSSE PLAQUE DEPICTING UMAMAHESHVARA Nepal, 16th-17th century. Shiva is seated atop the holy white bull Nandi, his vehicle, with his wife Uma seated on his left leg, his left ar

South Asia, India, Pala Empire, ca. 9th to 11th century CE. A lovely Pala leaded-bronze depicting the deity Parvati seated on the lap of her husband, the 4-armed god Shiva, all surrounded by a mandorl

Stèle en haut relief représentant Shiva et Parvati Inde - Epoque Pala, XIe siècle En basalte noir, Shiva et Parvati (Umamaheshvara). Shiva assis en rajalilasana, Parvati assise sur son genou gauche

STÈLE D'UMA MAHESHVARA EN GRÈS INDE DU NORD, XIE SIÈCLE 38 cm (15 in.) high Footnotes: A SANDSTONE STELE OF UMA MAHESHVARA NORTH INDIA, 11TH CENTURY 印度北部 &#2

Nepal, ca. 16th century. A fine and elaborate stone carving of Shiva and Parvati (Uma Maheshvara) seated in a niche and flanked by figures of their sons and surrounded by protective Makara and Kala be

A WHITE MARBLE RELIEF OF UMA MAHESHVARA, 13TH-15TH CENTURY India. The divine couple seated in lalitasana on Shiva's mount Nandi. Shiva's primary left hand around Uma's back and cupping her breast, one

South and East India, ca. 17th century. Two Uma Maheshvara groups, the larger figure flanked by figures of their two sons, Ganesh and Kartika. From a lifetime Massachusetts collection. MEASUREMENTS He

A SMALL GOLD FIGURE OF UMAMAHESVARA, ANGKOR PERIOD Khmer Empire, 13th century. Representing the seated Shiva with Parvati resting on his knee, Shiva holding a lotus sprig in his right hand and his low

A BRASS SHRINE DEPICTING UMAMAHESVARA WESTERN INDIA CIRCA 18TH CENTURY on square plinth the four-armed god Siva seated on a raised lotus stool his consort on his left knee his right foot resting on hi

This fine and well proportioned image shows parvati seated on Shivas left knee. Shiva is seated on a tiered rectangular throne. Shiva holds a lotus bud in his left hand. Both have dhoti garments and f

Indian Art A bronze altar of Umamahesvara India, Himachal Pradesh, 12th century . . Cm 5,50 x 9,00. Devanagari inscription at the back.

Bronze casting with green patina depicting Shiva and Parvati according to the traditional iconography of Umamaheswara. Shiva is seated in ardhaparyanka on a single lotus flower base that rests itself

India, region of Bengal, Pala Empire, ca. 8th to 12th centuries CE. A black schist panel carved with in high-relief, showing a common scene from Pala imagery: Shiva and his wife Parvati. Parvati (also

India, region of Bengal, Pala Empire, ca. 8th to 12th centuries CE. A black schist panel carved with in high-relief, showing a common scene from Pala imagery: Shiva and his wife Parvati. Parvati (also

Title: Umamaheshvara Origin: India Date/Period: 19th Century Materials: Marble Dimensions: 8x3x11 Shiva is one of the three primary Gods. He is the force which annihilates all forms in order to give t

A bronze group of Uma-Maheshvara. South India, Vijayanagara period, 16th century. Shiva seated in lalitasana, with Parvati seated on his left leg. Height: 10 cm.

Szenische Darstellung des thronenden Hindu-Gottes Shiva, die seitlich sitzende Gattin Parvati umarmend, als Manifestation des "großen Gottes" (Maheshvara) und der "Gnädigsten" (Uma). Seitlich flanki

Kashmir, ca. 800-900 AD.A stone panel with a relief of Uma-Maheshvara, which depicts Lord Shiva and Parvati in divine union, accompanied by their sacred bull and progeny. Shiva clutches an aksamala (r