Términos

In Indian architecture, a siṁhavaktra; lion-head nāsī-top; frontal lion-head.

In Indian architecture, a siṁhavaktra; lion-head nasi-top.

In Indian architecture, a single candraśālā pediment; major pediment of interlinked candraśālās; complex gavākṣa-pediment.

In Indian architecture, a lion's head; lion’s mouth holding water-chute.

In Indian architecture, a tōraṇa with a crowning gorgonoid or leonoid head.

In Indian architecture, a band of diamond pattern; maṇipaṭṭa, maṇipaṭṭikā; minor jewel-band bay-window projecting from an upper storey.

In Indian architecture, a file of lions as a basal decorative band.

In Indian architecture, a file of lions as a basal decorative band.

In Indian architecture, a lion-throne.

In Indian architecture, a lion-crest.

In Indian architecture, figure riding on a lion mount.

In Indian architecture, a lion's head nāsī-top.

In Indian architecture, a lion headed composite fabulous animal; gryphon; lion-vyāla motif; leonine vyāla-type.

In Indian architecture, a lion-crest.

Infraorder containing eight living and six fossil families of monkeys and their relatives, dating to the Early Miocene.

Type of metaphor where an explicit comparison is made between two different things in order to create a new meaning, generally using the words "like" or "as."

Latón o bronce revestido de dorado o de color dorado.

Úsese para describir armas de fuego, generalmente pistolas o revólveres, en los cuales el percutor debe ser martillado a mano antes de disparar.

Ausencia de intrincación u ornamentos excesivos en formas, estructuras o apariencia.