We briefed this as a Khovar sun-blessing medallion, the kind of auspicious sun a bridal chamber carries to wish light and continuity on a new union. Radial-bloom symmetry was the obvious choice — a sun wants to throw its rays evenly — so the face sits dead-centre inside a saw-tooth corona and a halo of combed leaves. Below it we set a seated horned figure with open hands, flanked by two facing cattle, to ground the solar blessing in the animals a Hazaribagh household actually depends on. The peacocks, corner deer and rearing horses fill the quarters without crowding, and the dark base breathing through the comb grooves keeps the sun reading as light rather than a busy disc.