The Aalayas of Andhra Pradesh
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ARASAVILLI

It is an excellent piece of superb artistry. He holds two lotus flowers in his two hands and over his head there is the seven headed hood of Adisesha lending dignity and heightening its beauty. He is buffeted by his consorts, Usha, Padmini and Chaya. In addition, the images of Sanakasanandas are seen weaving chamaras. It is so fashioned that he is sitting in his chariot drawn by seven horses with Anura, the driver holding the reins in his hands. This masterly sculptured icon lifts souls and pleases the eyes sending thrills in the spines of viewers. At certain prescribed moments, the suns' rays passing thro' several doors fall on the feet of this mute archamurti. This ace craftsmanship of the sculptors deserves highest appreciation. The temple tank called Surya Pushkarini lies to its eastern side. A bath emancipates. During Maghmasa and on every Sunday special poojas are offered. Kalyanotsav falling in Chaitra is a star attraction, when lakhs of people turn up from near and afar. 

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