Architecture of Karnataka - Gallery

Gallery

Typical architectural styles seen in Karnataka are shown in this gallery.

  • Seshadri Iyer Memorial Library in Cubbon Park

  • Nagara style tower

  • South Indian Dravida style tower

  • Dravida articulation and superstructure

  • Mantapa structure

  • Statue of K.Sheshadri Iyer at Cubbon Park

  • Polished and like lath turned pillars

  • Ornate lintel over mantapa entrance

  • Pillars with Hippogryphs

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    Pushkarni, water tank or step well typical in most temple layouts, a recent discovery at Hampi

  • Mantapa at the temple

  • Yali balustrade

  • Granite pillars

  • Bhumija towers on minor shrines

  • Nandi (bull) sculpted in black stone

  • A carved bracket with an Idol in the roof

  • Temple tower (Vijayanaga style)

  • Intricate stone sculpture work typical of Hoysala architecture

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