A supporting pillar of dark stone with splashes of colour, polished to a sheen. The height figure given here is an estimate. The pillar is square in cross-section to a height of about 150 cm from floor level, then octagonal for about 70 cm, ending in a fluted square capital. On the inscribed face, the top of the square section is occupied by the upper part of a lotus medallion, which is slightly more than half of a full circle. It is cut off horizontally at the bottom, and the inscriptions are below this point, No. IN00221 first and No. IN00222 immediately below. The cross-section of the upper part is octagonal and decorated with floral and geometric motifs.

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Object ID OB00204
Title Charchoma Inscribed Pillar
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Inscription(s) IN00221 IN00222
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Material Stone / sandstone
Object Type Pillar
Dimensions:
Width ~30
Height ~250
Depth ~30
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Details Discovered for scholarship in 1905-1906. In situ at the Comeśvar Mahādev temple of Cārcomā (25.094083, 76.123272), but the pillar may originally have been located in a different part of the temple.
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