द्वीपिचर्मपरीधाना दिव्याभरणभूषिता । घंटात्रिशूलाक्षमालाकमंडलुधरा शुभा
dvīpicarmaparīdhānā divyābharaṇabhūṣitā | ghaṃṭātriśūlākṣamālākamaṃḍaludharā śubhā
Elle porte un vêtement de peau de léopard et se pare d’ornements divins. De bon augure, elle tient une cloche, un trident, un rosaire et un kamaṇḍalu (vase d’eau).
Vyāsa
Tirtha: Śāntā/Tāmasī Devī shrine (Dakṣiṇa) in Dharmāraṇya
Type: kshetra
Listener: King
Scene: The auspicious Devī wears leopard-skin, gleaming divine ornaments, and holds a bell, trident, rosary, and water-pot; her remaining hands may hold other implied weapons/boons; the shrine glows with lamp-light reflecting off jewelry.
The Goddess embodies both ascetic power and protective grace, shown through her emblems—trident, rosary, and kamaṇḍalu.
The Dharmāraṇya sacred setting is implied; the detailed form-description functions as a māhātmya marker for worship there.
It supplies worship-visualization (dhyāna) and iconographic attributes to be used while performing Devī-pūjā.