File:Nathmalji Haveli Elephant carvings in low relief.jpg

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| DescriptionNathmalji Haveli Elephant carvings in low relief.jpg |
English: Nathmalji ki Haveli is an iconic monument of Jaisalmer fort.
It was built by two brothers Lulu and Hathi, simultaneously, from different segments. The twin architect builders laid their signature seal at the plinth of the building with figures of Rajputana warrior riding an elephant. This one on the right is in low relief. |
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| Author | Prof Ranga Sai |
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Nathmalji Haveli signature elephant carvings in low relief
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