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| Description | Onam 2013 in Bangalore. The pyramid structure with four faces and a flat top is an abstract icon of the Vamana-Mahabali Hindu mythology. The tallest one represents Vishnu's avatar Vamana after metamorphosis into a giant form for the three steps. It is used for Onam celebrations, called Thrikkakara Appan or Thrikakkarappan (Sanskrit: Trivikrama). Onathappan. |
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| Source | Onam 2013 |
| Author | Ramesh NG from Bangalore, INDIA |
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