Madhumadhavi Ragini. A lady extends her hand towards a peacock perched on the wall as she crosses a courtyard towards a bed-chamber. Clouds are gathering in the sky. Original number: ‘18’.
Dipaka Raga. A couple is seated in a pavilion drinking wine, the lady apparently staying the hand of the man who holds the wine-cup. Original number: ‘19’. Inscriptions on reverse list the ‘raginis’ of’ Dipaka Raga’ as:’ Dhanasri, Kanara, Desi, Vasanta’ and ‘Varati.’
Dhanasri Ragini. A lady is seated under a canopy on a green hillside writing a letter to her lover. An attendant stands and encourages her. Original number: ‘20’.
Vasanta Ragini. The figure of Vasanta dances on a green slope with two trees growing above him, holding a brass pot and a flower-spray. Two women musicians on either side play ‘ghana’ and a drum. Original number: ‘21’.
Kanada Ragini. A princely warrior rides upon an elephant caparisoned with bells, while a ‘sais’ runs ahead holding a banner. Original number: ‘22’. Entitled ‘Kanara’ in the inscriptions. Reproduced: Ebeling (1973), 169, fig.41.
Sri Raga. A prince is seated on a ‘chauki’ listening to the ascetic musician Narada who sits before him playing on a ‘vina’. An attendant on the right waves a cloth. Original number: ‘31’. Inscriptions on reverse list the ‘raginis’ of’ Sri Raga’ as: ‘Meghamalara, Kamoda, Asavari, Sudhamalara...
Pancham Raga. A prince is seated on a verandah holding ‘pan’ in one hand and handing a string of pearls to one of two courtiers who kneel on a mat on the left. Original number missing. Inscriptions on reverse list the ‘raginis’ of ‘Pancham Raga’ as:’ Syama-Gujari’ (Gujari),’ Kokila’ (Kakubha)...
Asavari Ragini. A girl sits on a bed of leaves on a boulder, wearing an orange loin-cloth and red bodice, attracting snakes one of which she holds. A rocky horizon towers above her. Original number: ‘35’.
Bangali Ragini. A male ascetic is seated on a tiger-skin outside a hermitage, holding up his hands as if in prayer. A ewer and book are on the ground by him. Original number:’ 29’.
Kedara Ragini. A long-haired ascetic is seated on a tiger-skin beneath a tree listening to Narada playing the ‘vina’; an antelope rests near them. Original number missing.