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In the Mathura School of Art, Buddha's images are largely carved in

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Dhyana Mudra

Abhaya Mudra

Dharmachakra Mudra

Varada Mudra

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Abhaya Mudra.

Mathura art includes both standing and seated statues of the Buddha.
They are represented with broad shoulders, large chest, legs apart, and feet firmly planted, conveying a sense of enormous energy.
The Buddha's right arm is raised in a gesture of reassurance called abhaya-mudra.

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