Sisireswara Temple

Bhubaneswar · India

Sisireswara Temple

A lesser-known but beautifully carved 9th-century Shaivite temple in Bhubaneswar, representing the classic Kalinga style of temple architecture.

Sisireswara Temple - 8th century temple with Buddhist to Hindu transition art

Located in the same complex as Vaital Deula, the 8th-century Sisireswara Temple is an important landmark for students of history and art. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, its carvings show a unique transition period where Buddhist motifs merged with Hindu temple art. The square sanctum and the detailed depictions of the Lakulisha sect are particularly notable. Its well-preserved facade offers a window into the early development of stone carving techniques that eventually defined the Odisha style.

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