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The colossal rock-cut image of Anantasayi Vishnu is located at Saranga in Dhenkanal district, Odisha, on the left bank of the Brahmani River.
Carved in high relief on an exposed rock outcrop, it is noteworthy for its grand scale and is regarded as the largest rock-cut image of Anantasayi Vishnu in a reclining posture in the country.
Based on its iconography and the design of the crown, the sculpture is dated to the late Bhaumakara period, around the 9th century CE.
It is richly ornamented and is distinctive for being depicted without the traditional serpent hood. Features such as the pointed chin, prominent nose, and the kiritamukuta (crown) further reflect the artistic style of the period.