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Carved schist relief representing amorini Amorini symbolise love, like cherubs, and are generally naked, wearing only necklaces and anklets. They originated in Greece and spread throughout Western Asia, becoming particularly popular in Gandhara. The…

Carved schist relief representing amorini. Amorini symbolise love, like cherubs, and are generally naked, wearing only necklaces and anklets. They originated in Greece and spread throughout Western Asia, becoming particularly popular in Gandhara. The…

Fragment of a carved relief possibly representing the conversion of the Kasyapas. Old label: 21

Fragment of a carved schist relief representing the assault of Mara. Inscription: Old label: 5

Single standing statuette of the Buddha/Boddhisatva Maitreya. The figure is draped, and with moustache, topknot, tuft, halo. Hands missing.

Carved schist relief representing amorini. Amorini symbolise love, like cherubs, and are generally naked, wearing only necklaces and anklets. They originated in Greece and spread throughout Western Asia, becoming particularly popular in Gandhara. The…

Fragment of a statue, head of the Buddha, with topknot, tuft and moustache, and part of the halo. Old label: 5

Fragment of a relief showing a kneeling Atlant with wings and elephantine feet (smaller of the two on display in the museum).

Stone bracket carved with acanthus leaves and male figure holding a casket.

Fragment of a carved relief representing Buddha with Vajrapani. Inscription: Old label: 7