The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c22.s1.3

c22.s1.3

Since the Muḥammadan requirements were sufficiently met by the use of the hall, they did little damage to the small images round the plinth of the southern porch attached to the smaller closed hall. There were two beautiful arabesque windows, one on each side of the porch between the inner and the outer halls, but both of these, which were full of scrollwork and images, like those at Unkal (see Plate CXXVIII) but much finer and larger, have been smashed up, only the jagged frames remaining (Plate XCV).