At 77 km from Warangal (India), in village Palampet is Ramappa Temple, also known as the Kakatiya Rudreshwara temple, constructed according to the inscription in the temple in 1213 g of. n. e. during the reign of King Kakatiya - Ganapati Deva. It is the only temple in India named after the sculptor Ramappa, who built it, according to the chronicles, in 40 years.
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| Ramappa Temple India |
Ramappa Temple well known for its architectural excellence and is considered one of the best medieval temples of South India. The temple stands on a platform in the shape of a star height of 1.8 meters and is built of red sandstone. The hall in front of the sanctuary is decorated with numerous carved columns, which are positioned to create an effect that combines light and space. These masterpieces of art from the Kakatia era are renowned for their unique intricate carvings.
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| Ramappa Temple India |
In front of the temple there are many columns with exquisite carvings. The round columns outside the temple have large brackets made of black basalt. They are cut in the form of mythical animals, dancers or musicians are " masterpieces of art Cucuta, different fine carving, sensual poses and the extension e nnym bodies and heads."