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| Carvings of the dancers on the walls of the hoysaleshwara temple in Halebidu. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Close up shots of the carvings of musicians and their band on the walls of the hoyslaleshwara temple. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Some intricate carvings on the walls of the temple. Most of the walls look like this. Photographed on 12th December 2010 |
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| Carvings of various events of the hindu epics. Each row represents different set of events. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Marvelous work! Those sculptors brought these soap stones alive during their period. Here is the musicians band performing for us. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Many such stories told just by carving on these walls. The perfection of those sculptors leave us to wonder in awe! Photographed on 12th December 2010. |
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| Here is the war scene carved on the soap stone. We can feel the war just by looking at them. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Carving of 'He and She'! on the walls of hoysaleshwara temple in Halebidu. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| The valee-sugreeva war scene of ramayana on the walls of the temple. These stories are still alive here. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| An elephant assisting the lords. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Another scene of the Ramayana war beautifully carved. I am amazed at the symmetry and perfection in the work. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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| Beautiful Shilabalike carved on the walls of the hoysaleshwara temple in Halebidu. Photographed on 12th December, 2010 |
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