
🕉️ Proposed Interior for Dhimashankar Mahadev Temple, Purnia, Bihar
The design features a grand, opulent style, predominantly using white marble with intricate carvings and lattice work, reminiscent of traditional temple architecture. The main sanctum (garbhagriha) appears to be a large, open courtyard area dedicated to the Shiva Lingam set within a dark marble-floored square, creating a striking contrast.
Key architectural elements include:
Arched openings and balconies on the upper level suggesting a two-story structure or a surrounding circumambulatory path (pradakshina).
Ornate marble railings and jharokha-style carved screens
A highly decorated ceiling/dome with a central chandelier, as seen in the top-down view
The presence of statues of other deities, including a panel of three seated figures, likely Lord Ganesha and others adorning the walls.
The overall ambiance is one of light, sanctity, and meticulous craftsmanship, with minimal use of color, allowing the detailed white carving to be the focal point. The images also depict devotees/sadhus seated in prayer, illustrating the functional use of the space.

















































