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View of the great Jain Jagadevasah Temple from the east, Bhadresvar, Kachch
0000; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Resumo
This Jain temple dates back to 1248 from the Solanki period. It consists of a sanctuary and a mandapa that stand in a courtyard surrounded by small shrines. These are covered by towers that are a replica in small of the clustered tower of the sanctuary. Typical features of the western Indian style are the niches of the walls, the arch-like motifs on the towers and the elaborate mouldings of the basements. Photographer: Burgess, James.
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