Editing Indian Acrobatic sculptures (section)

== '''Textual reference''' ==
''Bharata''’s ''Natyashastra''<ref>https://archive.org/details/NatyaShastra</ref> and post ''Bharata'' texts also gives us an indication of the possible acrobatic movements in its vocabulary as ''Karaṇa'' and ''Utpluti Karaṇas''. Many ancient texts such as ''Sangīta ratnākara'' a treatise written by  ''Śar̥ngadeva''<ref>https://archive.org/details/SangitaRatnakaraVolume4-chapter7</ref>, ''Nritta Ratnavali''<ref>https://archive.org/details/nrttaratnavaliofjayasenapatiraghavanv.universityofmadras</ref>, a treatise written by ''Jāyasenapati'' indicates many ''Desī nṛtta''-s which are might have inspired these sculptures.<ref>Yaksha Mārga Mukura- (Kannada) Research work by Dr Manorama  B N, (2022). https://www.noopurabhramari.com/want-to-subscribe-noopura-bhramari-and-purchase-the-dance-books/</ref> Sculptures have been carved as a reference to Indian forms like ''Dombarāṭa, Kusti'' (Wrestling), ''Mallayudha'' too.