Fragment of a relief showing a mundane scene with two female and one male figures. The base is plain.
On the right is a female figure standing frontally and holding a lotus flower in the right hand. She wears a long tunic, a mantle, and double wristlets. In the centre …
Fragment of a relief showing a male figure. The scene is defined on the left by a framed half/semi-column of the Gandharan-Corinthian type. The base was plain.
The male figure is carved in a bust behind an indistinct element on which his right arm was originally leaning. The figure …
Fragment of a relief displaying the head of two bodhisattvas. The projecting cornice was decorated with a row of vertical separate acanthus leaves with plain leaves behind, now not fully discernible. The back shows vertical tool marks.
The bodhisattvas were originally standing, with their heads turning towards the right. They …
Fragment of a relief possibly representing the Visit of the Ascetics, of which only two ascetics remain. The Brahman teacher Bāvari sends his sixteen brahmin students to the Buddha to answer questions about the goal of his teachings and how to attain the same. Each of the sixteen ascetics pays …
Fragment of a relief, possibly a cornice, showing two buddhas – that on the right not fully preserved – each standing under a city door. They are separated by a framed pilaster of the Gandharan-Persepolitan type.
The base of the cornice is plain, below which is a straight festoon.
Of the buddha …
Fragment of a relief displaying the legs of two figures, probably male. The figured field is defined on the left by a framed half/semi-column, of which only the base and a small shaft section remain. The base was plain. A rectangular tenon is carved on the proper left edge …
Part of a relief, possibly a cornice, showing two identical male devotees – that on the right not fully preserved – each standing under a city door. They are divided by a half/semi-column of the Gandharan-Persepolitan type with a modillion. The base is plain. A rectangular tenon is carved on the …
The proper left section of the semilunette of a false niche showing a male figure. The frame of the semi arch is decorated with a row of saw-teeth, while the inner face of the same is carved with rosettes separated by a plain fillet. Only a scanty portion of the …
Fragment of a relief with two registers separated by a row of acanthus leaves. The lower register originally shown scenes from the Buddha’s Last Existence, the upper preserves three men, possibly a woman, and traces of another figure.
Vertical tool marks run on the back face.
The lower register …
Fragment of a relief showing the remains of two scenes from the Buddha’s Last Existence separated by a framed half-column of the Gandharan-Corinthian type. The base is plain. A rectangular tenon is carved on the bottom face. The back face shows vertical tool marks.
The scene on the right …
A fragment of a relief representing the Visit of the Ascetics, of which only four ascetics remain. The Brahman teacher Bāvari sends his sixteen brahmin students to the Buddha to answer questions about the goal of his teachings and how to attain the same. Each of the sixteen ascetics pays …
A fragment of a relief preserving a standing male donor on the right and what seems to be the remains of another figure on the left. The donor is holding a garland with both hands and wearing a paridhāna (?).
The proper upper left corner of a triangular element of a stair riser displaying the head and wing of a fantastic animal. The creature is sticking its long tongue out.
Fragment of a false niche depicting two devotees. There are large horizontal tool marks on the back. The remains of the left frame of the arch are visible on the left. The two devotees stand with their hands raised and joined. They probably held objects which are no longer preserved …
Part of a relief with three rows of phytomorphic motifs. There are tool marks on the back.
The lower band depicts a row rosettes separated by vertical fillets. The central, larger band depicts a vine scroll with leaves in the spirals and tendrils. The last row is carved with a …