The Unique Style Of Ancient Architechture And Works Of Terracotta Pancha Ratna Temple In Bishnupur, West Bengal, India. Bishnupur Jor-Bangla Temple, Built In 1643 By King Raghunath Singha Dev. It Is Richly Ornamented With Terracotta Carvings. The Roof Has The Classic Chala Style Of Bengal Architecture. Here Is The Famous Pancha Ratna Five Towers Shyam Rai Temple. It Stands On A Low Square Plinth And Consists Of An Ambulatory Pathway With A Porch Opened By Three Arches On The Four Sides Of The Temple. The Central Sikhara Is Octagonal, While The Other Four Are Square. The Walls Are Richly Decorated With Terracotta Carvings Featuring Aspects Of Lord Krishna’S Life. The Pancha Ratna Shyam Rai Temple Has The Most Intricate Sculptural Details Amongst All The Bishnupuur Temples. Shyam Rai Temple Is An Example Of The Pancha Ratna Meaning Five Gems Architecture. The Gems In This Temple Are The Four Small Towers And One Main Tower That Build The Temple. The Architecture Of This Temple Is Unique In Its Own Way And Is One Of The Highest Prioritized Monuments Of The Archaeological Survey Of India. It Is A Deul Type Of Temple And The Earliest Temple Of Lord Siva At Bishnupur. It Is Square In Plan, Its Height Is 10.7 M, And Each Side Is 6.9 M. Its Original Sikhara Was Ekratna And Have Rekh Deul Style.

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