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This marvelous sculpture shows a girl standing with right Pada in Sama, right leg is straight and unbent, right Uru is in Stambhana, right Janu is in Sama. The left leg is lifted and folded backwards and is placed on the wall. Siras is in Ancita, Urah is in Sama, right Kati is in Udvahita, left Uru is in Valana, left Jangha is in Parivrtta. Right hand seems to be in Arala (not clear) and left hand is in Uru Hasta. Cannot identify any Cari or Karana. Seems to be more of a static pose. We can also see her

hair which is tied high and falling in style. Her big earrings are also visible. Not a very clear sculpture. The sculpture is a little eroded with time.

Gallery information:

Kumbakonam is considered as one of the holiest places in Tamil Nadu and is known for its temples and Mathas (monasteries which were centres of Brahmanical learning). These photographs depict the connection between the sculptures in the temples and Natya Shastra and related texts dealing with iconography.