Definition of Mukhamandapa. Meaning of Mukhamandapa. Synonyms of Mukhamandapa

- Dravidian style. The present navaranga is of the 14th century. While the mukhamandapa may be of the 16th century. The outer walls of the garbhagruha and vestibule...
- The mukhamandapa serves as a pillared entrance that leads to the sanctum. Shiva's mount Nandi (the bull) is installed between the mukhamandapa and the...
- The sanctum has decorated curvilinear brick sikhar while mandapa and mukhamandapa have a domical ceiling. Charbhuja temple - Dedicated to the four-armed...
- the garbhagriha (inner sanctum), and three mandapas - ardhamandapa, mukhamandapa and agramandapa. The garbhagriha or inner sanctum is a 12-metre-sided...
- depicted theme. The major artworks are found on the entrance pillars, mukhamandapa pillars, first two bays of the ambulatory and some of the panels around...
- dhvajastambha (ध्वजस्तम्भ) refers to the flagstaff erected in front of the mukhamaṇḍapa (front pavilion) of a Hindu temple. The dhvajastambha is usually built...
- is twice the sanctum. The ardhamandapa projects towards the east. The Mukhamandapa has a square structure. There are five devakoshtas that cover the exterior...
- built double-roofed hut built on a rectangular plinth. A similar type of mukhamandapa provides entrance to the temple. There are niches on the walls of the...
- cir****ambulation. It also has an antarala and a sarvatobhadra-style mukhamandapa. The outer walls include the architectural and decorative details in...
- tri-anga sandhara prasada. Its garbhagriha (sanctum) was connected to a mukhamandapa (entrance hall) and gudhamandapa. The temple opened to the east. The...