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  1. The Didarganj Yakshi (or Didarganj Chauri Bearer) is 6’4" tall sculpture, carved out of a single piece of stone. The Didarganj Yakshi is estimated to date from ca. 3rd century BCE. It was excavated from Didarganj. It is currently located in the Patna Museum in Patna, India. Mauryan art is one of the most remarkable of the arts produced during ...

  2. The sculpture, which is made of polished sandstone, depicts a female figure standing on a lotus flower. The Didarganj Yakshi is considered a masterpiece of Indian art and has helped archaeologists understand the evolution of the art of the region. Another significant find is the Yaksha image at the Phra Thai Doi Suthep temple in Thailand.

  3. thoughtchakra.com › mauryan-sculptureMauryan Sculpture

    Jan 4, 2024 · Yakshini of Didarganj. The Yakshi figure from Didarganj, located in Patna, stands as a paramount representation of popular Mauryan art, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and artistic finesse. Key Features of the Yakshini of Didarganj. Material and Surface:

  4. Didarganj Yakshi, 3rd century B.C.E., polished sandstone, Didarganj Kadam Basul, Eastern Patna, India, (Patna Museum, India) यक्ष और यक्षिणी का इतिहास | History of Yaksha and Yakshini

  5. Didarganj Yakshi is among the finest sculptures from Ancient India and features prominently in the ticket to Bihar Museum, a newly built museum with modern architecture that not only houses artifacts of Bihar's history from different epochs but also has galleries of contemporary art and music of Bihari diaspora worldwide.

  6. Sep 11, 2023 · The life-size standing image of a Yakshi holding a chauri (flywhisk) from Didarganj near Patna is another good example of the sculpture tradition of the Mauryan period. It is a tall proportioned, free-standing sculpture in round made of sandstone with a polished surface. The chauri is held in the right hand, whereas the left hand is broken.

  7. The Didarganj Yakshi, a treasure of ancient Indian art, holds an esteemed position as one of the most precious sculptures ever discovered. Found by chance on...

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