Description

The Stone of Plinth panel features an elaborate carving that showcases three distinct scenes, presumably related to Buddhism. At two corners of the panel, Vyal figures are depicted. Centrally positioned is a divine figure, seated in a Padmasana posture, possibly with a tree branch behind her. She is depicted holding objects in each hand, potentially identifying her as Mahamaya. Flanking her are two male figures; the one on the right is shown holding a lotus, while the figure on the left may be holding a Shakha (not sure). Both male figures are seated on a Stupa in a Lalitasana posture. The entire scene is bordered by intricate carvings that include mythical creatures and decorative motifs.