A place which has very important mythical tales associated with it would be the temple of Rameshwar. The folklore surrounding the mythical king's ambitious plan to construct a city with temples mirroring Kashi in just one night, interrupted by a crowing rooster, is a captivating tale. Despite the interruption, the king managed to build 365 temples and lakes, with one of the magnificent temples being Rameshwar.
While the exact construction time of the temple remains unknown, historical records indicate multiple renovations over the centuries, notably during the Maratha occupation of Chaul. The temple's architecture is a fusion of Konkani and Sultanate styles, featuring a sabha mandap, sanctum sanctorum, elegant domes, Gopuram, and a majestic 7.62 m tall dome. The architectural design incorporates locally sourced black stone and lime, showcasing a blend of artistic intricacy and cultural influences.
A later addition to the temple complex is the nagarkhana, adorned with a tiled roof and exquisitely carved wooden pillars. The sprawling temple complex spans over a significant acre of land, embodying a harmonious blend of history, artistry, and spiritual significance.
Framing Material-
300 GSM texture Art quality Paper + Acrylic frames.
Digitally Printed canvas stretched on wooden frame
