English: Watercolour in pen and ink of a panoramic view of Amarapura looking towards the north-west. This view embraces a further part of the town on the river side, together with a continuation of the Sagain hills...The numerous green islands, with which the river is studded, are cultivated, and produce in great abundance a variety of vegetables for the Umeerapoora market...The very elegant and elaborately formed pagoda in this picture is called the ‘Set-thau-ya-phiya’, the height of which is stated to be about fifty cubits, or 75 feet. The ornamented post near the entrance, which is seen guarded by a pair of the usual leonine warders, is another form of the ‘Tugoon-dyn’ (တံခွန်တိုင်), having, in place of the ‘Henza’, a richly carved, winged and gilt figure, believed to represent a ‘Nat’, or spirit.