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Shikhara (IAST: Śikhara), a
Sanskrit word
translating literally to "mountain peak",
refers to the
rising tower in the
Hindu temple architecture of North...
- stone, the
shikhara in the
shape of a
polygonal beehive-like dome is made of brick,
which is
characteristic of
temples in Kamrup. The
shikhara is circled...
-
temple complete with a
shikhara. One
architect named Kokasa ****ured the king that the
queen would be able to see the
shikhara of a
temple within a w****'s...
- the
Bhumija variety. It
features a
curvilinear shikhara (temple tower) in the
Nagara style. The
shikhara used to be
topped by an amalaka,
which is now...
- by some 20
steps down from the mandapa, and is open to the sky as the
shikhara tower above stops abruptly at a
little above the
height of the mandapa...
- two m****ive rock
outcrops known as the
Bhairaveshwara Shikhara and the
Mohini Shikhara ("
Shikhara"
means "mountain peak"). The huge
rocks are composed...
-
district has
Kadamba shikhara.
Ramalingaeshwara temple at
Bailhongal There are few
ruined temples at
Hooli with
Kadamba shikhara. The
ruined temple beside...
- dome
called Shikhara (or Vimana, Spire).
Variations in
spire design come from
variation in
degrees turned for the squares. The
temple Shikhara, in some literature...
- they have been
ruined and
modified over
several centuries, with the tall
shikhara tower replaced by a roof-dome. Much of the
platform survives, with fragments...
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vertical offset projection on the plan of a structure,
particularly of the
shikhara above the sanctum. The term has the same
meaning when
applied to the forms...
