Sitpur, India - Laxman Temple - erotic freeze couple - postcard c.1970s

Postcard
• Picture / Image:  A couple in embrace from Laxman Temple built 930-950 AD by Yasho Varman - in Sitpur, Chhattisgarhh, India
• Publisher:  Indica Cards, New Delhi, India
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Laxman Temple

Laxman Temple situated at Sirpur in Mahasamund district has one of the finest brick temples in India, this is characterised by exquisite carvings and precise construction. Shesh naag serves as an umbrella to Load Shiva on the top of the entrance, while incarnations of Lord Vishnu, Krishna leela ornamental symbols, and erotic carvings adorn the sides. The religious segments of a temple - Vatayan, Chitya Gawaksha, Bharwahakgana, Aja, Kirtimukh and Karna Amalak - are engraved in the pillars of this Panchrath type temple. The inside has the Mandap (shelter), Antraal (passage) and Garbha Grih (the main house). The Archaeological Survey of India has established a museum in the temple premises, which houses a collection of rare statues and other relics significant to the Shaiva, Vaishnava, Buddhist and Jain faiths.

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