The Lord of Dance: History and symbolism of Shiva's Nataraja form | Explained News

The magnificent Nataraja sculpture that has been installed at Bharat Mandapam, venue of the G20 Leaders' Summit, portrays Lord Shiva in a form that was first seen in the fifth century AD, but which was made iconic under the Great Cholas

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