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The Gyaraspur Lady, Shalabhanjika, is an unexcelled piece of Indian art. Salabhanjika, literally meaning "bending/breaking the Sala branch," is a symbol of fertility and prosperity. In Buddhism, she is associated with the Buddha's birth. It is said that Mahamaya touched the Sala branch, which sent her into labor pains. It is believed that the mere touch of Salabhanjika can cause trees to bloom. She is regarded as a tree spirit and often depicted on the torana as an auspicious symbol. In 1933, the statue's torso was retrieved from the remnants of the Hindola Torana complex. The statue's head was discovered…