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This altarpiece, probably from a home shrine, is known as Chaturvimshati-patta or Chaubisi, because it has twenty-four Tirthankara figures in a single plaque. This particular plaque is attributed to Sitalanatha, one of the Tirthankaras of Jainism, who sits in the centre. This is corroborated by an inscription at the back of the base of the mulanayaka which reads ‘Sri Sitalanatha’.

Details

  • Title: Chaubisi of Sitalanatha
  • Date Created: 15th century CE
  • Location: Western India
  • Physical Dimensions: Ht. 35.7 cm., Wd. 24.0 cm., Dep. 11.0 cm
  • Medium: Bronze

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