Devrani Jethani Temple Complex – Devrani Temple

Devrani Jethani Temple Complex – Devrani Temple

This Temple is facing towards east. The temple is made up of red sandstone and follows Gupta style of architecture. This temple is fairly preserved when compared to Jethani Temple however roof of the temple has not survived. The temple was built on raised platform and can be accessed through flight of steps.

Two dvarapalas called Mesha Purusha (Human with the head of a ram) can be seen on either sides of these steps. The temple consists of Sanctum, Antrala and Mukha Mandapa. Two dvarapalas called Mesha Purusha (Human with the head of a ram) can be seen on either sides of these steps. The doorway of the Mandapa is decorated with six bands of decorations.

River Goddesses, Ganga and Yamuna can be seen on the lower side of the door jamb. Lord Shiva can be seen on the lalata bimba of the doorway. The shikara over the sanctum is completely lost. Sculptures of  various gods and goddesses of Hindu pantheon, demi gods, animals, mythical figures, floral & geometrical and motifs and architectural fragments can be seen in the temple premises.