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An explicated Nepalese Tharu’s Shrine iconography –
Photo credit of Musée du Quai Branly, donateur Alexander William MacDonald (collection)
© Photo credit of Musée du Quai Branly, donateur Alexander William MacDonald (collection)
The figure represents the Tharu shrine male deity village Cabahwa (protector of the hearth & village) , normally combined with the female deity (with five prongs on the top) Daharcandi ( preventing epidemic) –
Together the effigies of Cabahwa and Daharcandi – the row of five wooden small pegs – in this Furer Haimendorf pic SOAS Library (PPMS19_6_THAR_0067 – caption: Two statues with peacock and other symbols carved into )- represent the Hindu epic Pandava’s five brothers.
© Photo Credit of Furer Haimendorf SOAS Library (PPMS19_6_THAR_0067 – caption: Two statues with peacock and other symbols carved into )
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