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| A dvarapala is a door or gate guardian. In most Southeast Asian languages (including Thai, Burmese, Vietnamese, Khmer and Javanese), these protective figures are referred to as dvarapala. Dvara (Sanskrit dvÃÂra) means gate, and pala (Sanskrit pÃÂla) means protector. This wooden thai style craving and golden painted for gate at Was Signh, Chiang Rai, Thailand. |
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