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One thigh raised and covered, with visible swelling navel and trembling breath, she lies—depicted with erotic grace and divine allure.
The pose where both thighs are bent and knees touch the ground is known as the frog-stance—used for firm splitting postures.
A courtesan, cupping her unclean hand and sprinkling impure water over my head, beats me as I lament—O Vishnusharma, what fate is this?
A young woman in a play of passion scratches, glares, pleads, weeps, and strikes—all portraying love’s dramatic expressions in Manmatha’s theatre.
The dog, with arched back and gaping jaws, silently sneaks up on the cat, revealing a primal scene of predator and prey, dramatized in intense detail.
The noble ascetics, having conquered birth and death through the power of yoga, strive to cultivate virtue and refinement, desiring to teach even from...
The restless flocks of birds scatter with loud cries as the bright yellow sun, likened to Arjuna’s chariot with white horses, emerges, bringing balanc...
Her graceful, playful, lazily flowing form, filled with the juice of aesthetic love, reveals the essence in this world—she of the deer-like eyes is th...
A mere mark or expression can hint at the essence of form, just as the moon’s disc appears disturbed under the pressure of a great storm.
This shloka humorously portrays Vishnu in his Vamana form being pulled, scratched, and bound by charming maidens during a sacrifice, showing divine pl...
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