Stone figure of Kinari (female human upper body avian) of the 9th –10th centuries Java, from Shiva Temple, Prambanan, collected by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles and donated by his executor, Rev. William Charles Raffles Flint, to the British Museum. Photographed by M. Iguchi, May 2014. The female human upper body avian is probably the imaginary bird, called Kalaviṅka, which is beieved to live in the paradise in Budhism.