A granite slab representing three hooded Naga standing on its coiled tail under a deeply carved umbrella. To the left of the Naga is another single hooded Naga standing on its tail. To the right end of the slab is seen a cradle, by the side of which is seen an uncertain animal, probably a cow pushing or swinging the cradle with its front leg. Probably a votive slab set up for praying for offspring.