View of the basal mouldings of the Jain Temple Público Deposited
Closer view of the basal mouldings of the Jain Temple which show a plain moulding at the bottom followed by a curved moulding, a slender kani moulding, a band of kirtimukhas (face of glory) known as graaspatti, kumbha (pot-shaped) moulding, kalasha (a pitcher) moulding and finally two kapotali (cyma recta) mouldings. All these mouldings are beautifully crafted but do not have much surface ornamentation. The kumbha has a band of diamonds running all across the temple.
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Palavra-chave
- Rajasthan
- Arthuna
- Temples of India
- Mandaleshwar Mahadev Temple
- Maru-Gurjara
- Architecture
- Jain Temple
- Hanuman
- Chaunsath Yogini
- Paramaras of Vagada
- Hanuman Garhi Temple
- Temple
- Shiva
- Maha-Gurjara
- 11th–12th centuries CE
- Banswara
- Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
- Someshwar Mahadev Temple
- Kumbheshwar Mahadev Temple
- Arthuna