- A
mukhalinga or
mukhalingam (Sanskrit: मुखलिङ्गम्, romanized:
mukhaliṅga;
literally "lingam with a face") is a
lingam represented with one or more human...
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origin in
South India.
Sadasiva is
usually represented in the form of a
Mukhalinga with the
number of
faces varying from one to five. The
first ever sculpture...
- Mukhalingam, also
known as
Srimukhalingam or
Mukhalinga, is a
village panchayat in
Jalumuru mandal of
Srikakulam district in the
Indian state of Andhra...
- space.[citation needed] The
sacro sanctum, or the main idol, is a
stone Mukhalinga with a
silver yoni base
bound with a
silver serpent. It is one
metre high...
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subcontinent and
southeast Asia
includes simple cylinders set
inside a yoni;
mukhalinga rounded pillars with
carvings such as of one or more
mukha (faces); and...
- and
heavy style, but
often with a
powerful impact;
Harle describes the
mukhalinga in Cave 4 as "pulsating with
psychic power". The most
famous is the 7...
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thousand facets (sahasralinga) or of
light relief in
several human figures (
mukhalinga).
Banalinga stones are
quite strong and the
hardness is a 7 on the Mohs...
- The
primary religious image in the
temple is a
mukhalinga of the 16th or 17th century. A
mukhalinga is a
linga with a
human face. In general, the linga...
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cloudy backdrop A view of
Salar Jung
Museum along with Musi
River Eka-
Mukhalinga, 4th or 5th
century CE Nandi, 12th
century CE
Mayur Pankhi in
ivory Royal...
- as 'man with four faces') is
dedicated to
Shiva and has a four-faced
mukhalinga in its sanctum. It
stands in
front of the 'Parvati Temple', but its sanctum...
