Medium: Red brick (Javenese Architecuture )
Artist: Unknown
Date of creation: 14th century
Size: 20 meters
Candi Jawi temple is a remarkable example of Majapahit architectural and design style. This old Hindu temple has an ornate core structure with carvings and artistic decorations. The temple's remarkable form has a circular foundation, a tiered terrace, and numerous roof levels, all of which represent the Majapahit Empire's particular architectural style. The reliefs and sculptures throughout the temple depict Hindu mythology and underline the shrine's cultural and religious significance. Visitors to the museum may visit this spectacular temple while learning about the Majapahit period's architectural achievements and the cultural influences that impacted its development.
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