This form is also known as Lakshminarasimha. Essentially this is a Laksminarayana image of Vishnu in the avatar of the Man-Lion, Narasimha, with a lion head. Narasimha sits in lalitasana with his smaller consort (holding a lotus flower) sitting on his left knee. His upper arms hold the conch and chakra, the lower right is held in abhaya mudra and the lower left holds his consort. A triangular moulded srivatsa marks his right chest. They sit on a well-engraved base with incised lotus petals and a frieze ornamented with alternate panels of trellis decoration and rosettes of punched circles. The base extends out at the back to support two upstanding tenons for a missing arch over the figures.