Bronze Votive Panel of Virabhadra From Deccan - 18th Century Material - Amber Nagaland is a relatively inaccessible

Nagaland is a relatively inaccessible and unexplored area of India which borders Myanmar

It's useful and pretty and it keeps your home and your office clean and tidy

It is debatably as good as and perhaps better than many of the pieces in the Peabody Essex Museum

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Bronze Votive Panel of Virabhadra From Deccan - 18th Century Material - Amber Nagaland is a relatively inaccessibleThis antique bronze votive plaque of the Hindu god Virabhadra depicts him flanked by his Daksha & Bhadrakali. This plaque dates to the 18th century. Virabhadra stands in his classic tribhanga pose with four arms holding a sword, shield, mace, and bow. A lingam can be seen left of his head and a Nandi bull to the right. A cobra head above a yali head can be seen at the top of the plaque. Virabhadra is an incarnation of Shiva manifested when his wife,