Cleveland Museum of Art
Shri
- Date
- 900–950
- Medium
- granite
- Culture
- South India, Tamil Nadu, probably Pudokkatai, early Chola Dynasty, 10th Century
- Department
- Indian and Southeast Asian Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
One of Vishnu's two wives, Shri, the goddess of abundance and good fortune, holds the lotus flower in her left hand.
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