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Dr. D Veerendra Heggade

The Heggade Chieftains at Dharmasthala are in themselves a historic attribute that is unmatched elsewhere in India. The position of The Heggade Chieftains at Dharmasthala are in themselves a …

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Pre Historic

Before man began his conquest of the

Ceremonial Arts – I

Here are the materials used for worship from old

Ceremonial Arts – II

Idolatry is believed to be amongst the strongest

Whale Gallery

The whale skeleton and jaws certainly make for

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Artefact of the Month

Nagaraja

Did you know that Naga worship is one of the most ancient cult traditions in the Indian Subcontinent?

The sculpture that you see before you depicts Nagaraja and Nagarani. This ritualistic object is thought to have originated the 13 th century during the Alupa dynasty. The artefact was kindly donated to the museum by Ogikere Basadi. Nagaraja and Nagarani are represented in an anthropomorphic form; their upper parts are human, whereas their lower parts are entwined in serpent form.

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10 Reasons Why You Should Visit the Manjusha Museum

Situated in the heart of the hold town of Dharmasthala, Karnataka, the Manjusha Museum is a hub of cultural and...
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Entry - 20 Rs