A nineteenth-century Bengali kantha (embroidered quilt); it includes a representation of the personification of the Ganges river, the four-armed goddess Ganga, sitting atop her vehicle, a makara (a fish-crocodile). (Philadelphia Museum of Art)
Bayton Kantha, C. From Khulna (Undivided Bengal). Note: Baytan Kanthas are used to cover food plates. From the Kantha Collection of the Gurusaday Museum, Joka, Kolkata
