An Illustrated Kannada Inscription
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Ugranarasimha of Hampi
This lion-faced image of Lord Vishnu is one of the few artifacts visible in the ruins of Hampi. |
A Jain Basadi (temple) of Lakkundi
See Also: Jain Monuments of Karnataka |  |
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Copper Plates of the Mahale Family
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Copper Plates of the Mahale Family
This piece of metal was used to dig ashes from a wooden boiler! |  |
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Copper Plates of the Mahale Family
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Golkonda Fort
The ruins of the Golkonda |  |
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Temple Pillar
The Village of Ashnote near Karwar |
Hero Fighting Wild Boar, Kolar
Living History: It was the Ugadi festival day and the hero died in the fight. Even today, his family does not celebrate the festival. |  |
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Ancient Buddhist Stupa
A Stupa identified by Dr. Wakankar in Central India |
Abandoned Inscription
Notice the Kannada or Telugu -like letters. The village of Barsur, Madhya Pradesh |  |
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Sculpture of Dancers
Sculpted temple pillar, the village of Kurudumale, Karnataka |
Proud Descendants
Villagers posing in front of an ancestral hero-stone. Rural North Kanara, 1983 |  |
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Close-up of a Carved Pillar
The Mallikarjuna Temple, Cancone, Goa |
Human Figures on Temple Pillar Carvings
The Mallikarjuna Temple, Cancone, Goa |  |
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Hero with Club and Shield
Hero-stone Sculpture |
Sculpture of a Devi (Goddess)
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Kannada Copper Inscription
A 17th century copper inscription and its contents in Kannada language help trace the genealogy of the Mahales of Honavar |
A Jina in Meditation
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An Inscription from Shravanabelagola
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Detail from a Hero-stone Memorial
Town of Keladi, Karnataka |  |
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Temple Builder Nallappa, with Relatives
Detail from a wall painting in Sibi |
Krishna Surrounded by Gopis
Detail from a wall mural, town of Sibi |  |
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Temple of Two Towers, Nagayi
Behind the temple complex is a mosque; there is a mystic cave as well |
Bracket Figures of Hoysala Pillar
See Also: Hoysala Architecture |  |
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Inscription in Kannada Describing a Temple Grant
Mysore palace complex, Mysore, 1985 |
Shasana (Edict) of Amritapur
Amriteshwara Temple, Hoysala period, Karnataka |  |
