Kali Crushing Apasmara chibi He is known for his

He is known for his extraordinary form

his tail still ablaze

as well as the graceful form of Bhudevi

and a rocky cremation-ground base with bones and serpents complete the fearsome yet playful composition

with one hand holding a water pot

Kali Crushing Apasmara chibi He is known for hisThis recreation of a bronze masterpiece presents Kali in the classical chola style, poised on a high plinth with one foot firmly crushing the dwarf of ignorance (Apasmara). Her hair rises flame like behind a tall crown; a fan of multiple arms wields the goddesss arsenalsword, trident, discus, bell, drum, noose, shield, and a severed headwhile frontal hands confer abhaya and varada. Kalis stamping of the dwarf signifies the subjugation of avidya