Stupa Canopy
The stupa was surmounted by an elaborate canopy, a beautiful example of Indo-Corinthian capital, although typically expanded longitudinally compared to their Western counterparts.
The central space of the capital must have accommodated a small satuette of a seated Buddha, as usually for these architectural elements in northwestern India.
Details reveal elaborate carving, and the presence of naked amorini and vines in the acanthus foliage.
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