Apsara Dancing Girl mount "king of kings" (Rajaraja)

"king of kings" (Rajaraja)

Dancing on his multiple heads

which represents the demon Hiranyaksha that he defeated to rescue the Earth from the cosmic ocean

Fearless in his pursuit for the ‘big mango’ (the Sun) that he saw through the trees

seated within an ornate aureole that mimics the radiance of the sun

Apsara Dancing Girl mount "king of kings" (Rajaraja)This sculpture portrays an Apsara, a celestial nymph from Hindu and Buddhist mythology, captured in an elegant dance pose. Apsaras are known for their enchanting beauty and prowess in dance and music, often depicted as the court entertainers of the gods. The figure stands poised in a dynamic dance stance, her left leg lifted slightly off the base to convey motion and grace. Her arms are positioned expressively, one arm bent upwards and the other