Explain the following 1ravana shaking mount

DESCRIPTION: Ravana shaking Mt. Kailash is a huge sculpture with the di couple Shiva and Parvati seated in the centre. The heavenly maidens and gandharvas are sculpted around them. In this remarkable scene the trembling of the mountain can be felt. Parvati is shown greatly agitated, turning to Siva, grasping his hand in fear. Her legs are stretched and she is reclining towards her husband while her maid runs off. But the great Lord is unmoved, pressing down the mountain with his foot. He looks poised, calm and charming. The volume of the sculpture is very well-defined resulting in a dramatic effect of light and shade. The lower tier of the sculpture has Ravana exerting all the force of his twenty arms against the mountain. The deep carving of the multiple hands brings out the effect of high relief. Ravana's body is angular and the hands are expanded on the sides of the wall. The gana (dwarf) figures are involved in their activities. The heavenly beings above Shiva and Parvati witnessing the event are shown in a paused movement. The torsos of the figures are slender, arms are slim in full round. The gestures show the drama of the scene more than the facial expressions. Attendant figures on the two sides are quite voluminously carved. They are frontal with slight inward inclination. The high and low areas of carving in the space create contrasting light and dark. Flat wall and deep niches create heaviness in its surface treatment. All images in the composition have natural proportions and are beautifully interwoven. The artists have successfully shown the contrast of rest and unrest in one sculpture.