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 Relaximg Women
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 |  Milk Products of Medieval Karnataka
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 A Sexual Union Detail from a medieval wall painting |  |
 |  "Removal of Clothes is Optional" Couple making love with clothes on. Detail from a wall painting in town of Tumkur |
 A Noble Offers a Pearl Necklace to his Lover Illustration from Ragamalika, c. 19th century |  |
 |  Lovers play hide and seek game in a forest.
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 "Not Tonight Dear" Woman expressing unwillingness for intimacy |  |
 |  Couple Engaged in Foreplay
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 Love, like liquor, intoxicates!
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 |  Lovers in Pahari style.
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 Indian Fetish Physical masturbation act in a painting found in Sibi. |  |
 |  Lesbian Kamasutra
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 Close-up of Another Wood Carved Erotic Panel
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 |  A Welcome to Bed Panel shows a lady in bridal dress welcoming her man, perhaps depicting first night |
 The lady shows her respect to fully erect "Linga"
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 |  With full vigor, the couple is in coitus
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 The man mounting on his woman
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 |  The couple having "Tangential" Mithuna (coitus)
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 The man is targetting his "linga" into "yoni".
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 |  Lady guides the Linga into her Yoni
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 Over-sexed Woman Detail from a carving on the chariot of Gunavente (Uttara Kannada) village |  |
 |  Lady Calming-down an Erect Man Wooden sculpture from a chariot, Gunavante village |
 Artistic arrangement of two couples in coitus.
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 |  A Festival Chariot from Konkan Coast
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 The Earliest Linga The earliest "Linga" found in Mohenjodaro remains which dates to 3000 B.C. It has a great resemble to human penis and different parts could be identified. |  |
 |  Male Organ as a Symbol of Lord Shiva Some sculptures have used black granite to erect a "Linga" at the middle of which Shiva stands out. |
 Phallus as a Symbol of Lord Shiva In the Shiva temple in Kurudumalai (Karnataka) a great variety of "Lingas" could be observed. |  |
 |  The rich and powerful carried "Shiva Linga" in specially made golden pouches. This "Karendika" is attached to a "Rudraksha Mala".
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 Half Man, Half Woman "Uma-Maheswara" or "Ardha-nareswara" is a concept of human gynandromorph in which half the body has male characters and remainder has that of a female. |  |
 |  Ardha-Narishwara An excellent sculpture of "Uma-Maheswara" located at Banashankari (Bijapur district) wherein the masculine and feminine characters are beautifully carved in a single icon. |
 "Lajja-Gauri" of Ballegavi, Shikarpur District
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 |  A Tree with wide leaves in a Rangoli Design
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 View of the Garden from inside of Tippu's Summer Palace
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 |  Woman putting on Makeup excites a Man
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 Small Talk as Foreplay Couple chatting on a bed -- sculpture from a medieval temple, Bhatkal |  |
 |  Man consoles lover before parting for a long time.
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 Japanese Sumer Painting by Girija Madhavan
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 |  Man in Heat -- Sculpture from Medieval India
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 Man uses his Phallus to beat the drum! Scuplture from Bagali shows woman dancing to his tune |  |
 |  Group Sex Depicted in a Relief Detail from a panel from Keladi temple, Town of Sagar |
 A Couple in Coitus Sculpture from Hosanagar in Shimoga |  |
 |  Interwoven Limbs Sculpture from Nad-kalse, Karnataka |
 Kamadhenu -- the sacred cow that can provide anything and everything
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 |  Merry-Go-Around Puppets During the performance it looks as if the man is chasing the woman! |
 Leather Puppet of a Woman holding Sweets (Laddu)
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 |  Indian Leather Puppet Notice the Egyptian Influence(?) |
 Close-up of an Indian Emperor Detail of a leather puppet from Karnataka |  |