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Keinori(or kinnari) is species in the Kailas or the Himalayas, which is described in the Tri-Phum as having male(Keinora) and female(Keinori) who often appear near the eternal pond or Bokkharani. In the story of Buddhism, we talk about various tribes, explaining that Keinor knows how to sing, dance with each other and loyal to each other. In the traditional song, Keinori is a beautiful woman and wishes others. In Keinor sculpture, 🇰🇭Khmer use both Buddhist and Hindu beliefs to decorate temples

15th century, Nepal, kinnara, gilt copper, private collection, photo on artkhade

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Candi Mendut - Reliefs - 029 Water Pots and Kinnara (11832983384) - Category:Candi Mendut reliefs - Wikimedia Commons

Kayah people believe that they are descendants of KInnara (male) and Kinnaree (female), the mythical creatures in form of half human half bird. They are Buddhists who strictly practice animalism. Photo taken at Dawtama Gyi Village, Loikaw

Kinnara and Kinnari are half-human-half-bird mythical creatures. They are often portrayed in Hindu and Buddhist sculptures and paintings. Kinnaris and Kinnaras are portrayed happy, singing and playing musical instruments. Here it appears to be a case of half-deity-half-bird rather than half-human-half-bird. Referring the bronze as Kinnari for lack of appropriate word. Torso and above, the figure…