Ring and seal of the Karda plates of Kakka II, A.D. 972: the god Siva seated cross-legged (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 18 (side IIb and seal), facing pp. 266–267, second page; PDF p. 305 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)

Drawing of a thick copper ring soldered into a square seal; in a sunk panel the god Siva sits cross-legged holding a snake in each hand, with the sun and moon above him and small figures in the upper corners.

Type: Drawing
Creator: J. F. Fleet (Indian Antiquary, Vol. XII); photo-lithograph by W. Griggs
Date: 1883
Licence: Public domain
From: James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XII (1883) (opens in a new tab), 1883, plate 18 (side IIb and seal), facing pp. 266–267, second page; the seal described p. 263
Original: archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in: Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Inscriptions & sources