The Brihadishvara temple of Thanjavur in South India is an excellent example of Chola architecture. This temple was built by King Raj Chola I thousands of years ago.

This temple makes its own identity in the whole world for its huge dimensions, attractive artworks and intricate sculptures. People from all over the country and abroad come to visit these temples in large numbers.

The temple also has Yakshi sculptures in many carvings. A mythological creature about whom it is always said that she fulfills everyone’s wishes.

In mythological stories, Yakshis have been described as servants of Lord Kubera, the protector of wealth. The sculptures here reflect the artistry and mysticism of the Chola dynasty.

Yakshi’s name means a creature that fulfills everyone’s wishes. She is considered the embodiment of indomitable femininity. The presence of Yakshi can be clearly seen in the architecture of Chola dynasty.