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pouring spout is less often found
the fish was considered sacred
The plain grip and elliptical open guard with squared shoulders secure the blade firmly in position around the shoulders and on the blade
Accession Number: 97
most excavated examples are of siren’s heads
A mottled red sandstone head of a Jina, India, 11th/12th century CE Coins pouring spout is less oftensensitively carved in soft mottled red sandstone with heavy lidded almond shaped eyes opened in a steady gaze, defined arching brows, pursed lips set in a gentle smile, elongated ears, and tightly curled hair radiates the vital energy of early Kushan sculpture from the Mathura region. In Jainism, a Tirthankara (Sanskrit: trthakara; English: literally a 'ford maker') is a savior and spiritual teacher of the dharma (righteous path). The word Tirthankara
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