Ankhi Jhyal Wooden Window Bronze He began to preach his

He began to preach his philosophy across parts of India

revealed the goddess

Each object in the palace has significance

symbolizing the endless outpouring of riches

Manjushree holds in his right hand a flaming sword which is the figurative weapon that destroy ignorance and transforms it in transcendent wisdom (fire is symbol of transformation)

Ankhi Jhyal Wooden Window Bronze He began to preach hisExquistive Handcarved Ankhi Jhyal Wooden Window. Ankhi Jhyal (Eye Window) made up of two words, Ankhi meaning eye and Jhyal meaning window. These traditional windows have been present in the Nepalese architecture from the 15th century. These windows are present in home, temples & palaces of Nepal. The shapes and dimensions of the Ankhi Jhyhal differs from circular to squared and rectangle frames.