What is the female term equating to a phallic symbol?
Phallic architecture represented by the phallic symbol, known as "lingam" in which form he is worshiped or in the form of male trinity of penis and two testicles. The "linga", or phallus, is a common feature of Hindu temples across India, engrained as reliefs or other forms. The Brihadeeswarar Temple of Tanjore in Tamil Nadu, built during the Chola Dynasty, is dedicated to Shiva, and features "lingam" between the cells; it is especially renowned for its "Hall of One Thousand Lingas". In Indonesia, the phallic "lingga" and feminine "yoni", remain common symbols of harmony. The Sultan's Palace of Kasepuhan, in West Java,
Phallic architecture Temple in Jeju City, there is a phallic shrine which is visited by female pilgrims who come to worship it for its perceived fertility blessings. The phallic stone is made from granite, quite small in size and white and was reportedly found in a field nearby by a farmer. In Thailand, the phallus is also considered to be a symbol of good luck and representative of fertility. There are numerous shrines in the country featuring phallic architecture. Chao Mae Tuptim shrine in Bangkok, behind the Swissôtel Bangkok hotel has over a hundred colored circumcised wooden penis statues of all shapes