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Lord Swet Bhairava Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grilled steak beef, pork and vegetable with swet sauce Royalty Free Stock Photo

Indra Jatra. Mask of Swet Bhairav Royalty Free Stock Photo

God kalbhairab n swet bhairab Royalty Free Stock Photo

swet aak flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mask of Majestic Swet Bhairav. The full mask is usually put on display during Indra Jatra Festival in Nepal. selective focus Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swet Bhairav in the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Nepal.

Swet corn in blink blink Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fried pork bone with slice carrot and onion with swet and sour sauce on plate Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vector illustration of an ice cream. Doodle texture with swet dessert Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange swet leaf tree photo Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swet Home sweet baby girls Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swet Bhairav in the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Nepal. Swet Bhairav is a fierce form of Lord Shiva, a revered deity in Nepalese culture. The gilded mask is normally hidden behind a wooden screen and is only fully unveiled to the public for a ten-day period during the annual Indra Jatra festival. The statue was built in 1852 BS (1795 AD) by King Rana Bahadur Shah. During the Indra Jatra festival, rice liquor is siphoned from a pipe in the statue's mouth as an offering to devotees.