seated on a throne like a queen (names 2 and 3), to wear jewels (names 13 and 14), to have the auspicious marks of a married woman (names 16-25), and to have heavy breasts and a thin waist (name 36); the crescent moon adorns her forehead, and her smile overwhelms Siva, himself the lord of desire (Kama) (name 28). She has as her seat the corpses of Brahma, Visnu, Siva, and Rudra (name 249) and is attended by Brahma, Visnu, Siva, Laksmi, and Sarasvati (name 614). She is often depicted iconographically as seated on a lotus that rests on the supine body of Siva, which in turn lies on a throne whose legs are the gods Brahma, Visnu, Siva, and Rudra. In some cases, the lotus is growing out of Siva's navel. In other more common cases, the lotus is directly on top of Shiva's lap/hips. In some less common depictions, it is growing from the Sri Chakra, the yantra.