Prabhavali is the name given to the majestic brass arch that stands behind the idols in the local tongue. This Prabhavali is an excellent piece of deity-positioning apparatus. At the heart of the arch is a legendary monster named Kirtimukha. Peacocks may be seen around the halo and stand junction. On either side of the Prabhavali, two Yalis are elegantly set. A center plate with a hole for installing and fastening the statue also aids the arch. Kirtimukha, the guardian image, is supposed to have an enormous protecting energy, making it an ideal choice for the Alamkara or deity ornamentation.
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