This figure sits on a rock and reaches an arm up towards a mermaid-like woman in a 58-foot-tall concrete statue completed in 2021 in Azhimala. This figure is depicted in a 112-foot-tall steel sculpture that is the world’s largest bust. This figure typically comprises the right, male half of androgynous depictions in ardhanari form. (10[1]-5[1])A three-faced version of this figure is the most-visited sculpture in the Elephanta Caves. (10[2]-5[1])In many sculptures, (-5[1])this figure’s hair (-5[1])contains a (-5[1])moon (10[2])and/or has a woman (10[1])climbing (10[2])down (10[1])it. Other (10[1])sculptures (10[1])depict this figure standing on a (10[2])dwarf inside (10[1])a fiery ring (-5[1])and lifting one of his legs (10[1]-5[1])into the air, (10[1])showing his aspect as nataraja (10[1])or Lord (10[1])of the Dance. (10[7])For 10 points, (10[3])phallic sculptures (10[1])called lingams (10[1])are used to worship what Hindu god (10[1])known as “the destroyer?” (10[2])■END■ (10[8])