Around 250-year-old terracotta structure of Char Bangla Hindu temple in Murshidabad of West Bengal (INDIA). The set four temples are richly decorated, their facades illustrate the best in the ornamental brickwork of Bengal.
That is an interesting style, can’t say I’ve ever seen anything like it. Is there a name for it?
entrepenoorisays
Love the INDIA in all caps.
Winocerotopssays
Beautiful. Some of the most incredible buildings I’ve seen are Hindu temples in India. Even today they build temples that often feature incredible hand-carved reliefs (for example, the Akshardham in Delhi).
At the other end of the spectrum are the wooden ones in the Himalayas. Really folksy and charming.
JJLEGOBDsays
Very much like the Kantijir (Kantajew) Temple in Dinajpur, northern Bangladesh. Kantaji Mandir
vande361 says
That is an interesting style, can’t say I’ve ever seen anything like it. Is there a name for it?
entrepenoori says
Love the INDIA in all caps.
Winocerotops says
Beautiful. Some of the most incredible buildings I’ve seen are Hindu temples in India. Even today they build temples that often feature incredible hand-carved reliefs (for example, the Akshardham in Delhi).
At the other end of the spectrum are the wooden ones in the Himalayas. Really folksy and charming.
JJLEGOBD says
Very much like the Kantijir (Kantajew) Temple in Dinajpur, northern Bangladesh. Kantaji Mandir
Ok-Pomegranate9209 says
Fascinating! And beautiful.