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What gesture is commonly seen in Mathura Buddha sculptures, symbolizing fearlessness and reassurance?

ADhyana Mudra

BAbhaya Mudra

CVarada Mudra

DDharmachakra Mudra

Answer:

B. Abhaya Mudra

Read Explanation:

Features of Mathura Sculpture The Buddha is depicted in a joyful state, with a smiling face. No beard or mustache is present. The eyes are open, and the ears are small. Most Buddha images are gracefully seated in Padmasana (lotus position). The body appears muscular and well-built. The right hand is raised in Abhaya Mudra (gesture of fearlessness and reassurance). No mark is seen on the forehead.


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