Kamasutra 106

The stone relief features a central male figure positioned upside down with his head at the bottom, supporting a woman who is seated atop him in a straddling position. Two additional female figures stand on either side, their arms interlocked with the central couple; the figure on the right holds an object against her head, while the figure on the left has her arm around the central man's neck. All figures are rendered in the characteristic high-relief style of the Chandela dynasty, adorned with traditional jewelry such as necklaces, armbands, and waistbands, while their lower bodies are largely nude.

This sculpture is part of the architectural program of the Khajuraho group of monuments, which reflects tantric influences and the pursuit of kama (pleasure) as one of the four goals of human life in Hindu philosophy, as codified in texts like the Kamasutra.