Twice as wide as they were high, the walls of the "jagamohana" are tall. The surviving structure has three tiers of six "pidas" each. These diminish incrementally and repeat the lower patterns. The "pidas" are divided into terraces. On each of these terraces stand statues of musician figures. The main temple and the "jagamohana" porch consist of four main zones: the platform, the wall, the trunk, and the crowning head called a "mastaka". The first three are square while the "mastaka" is circular. The main temple and the "jagamohana" differed in size, decorative themes, and design. It was the main temple's trunk, called the "gandhi" in medieval Hindu architecture texts, that was ruined long ago. The sanctum of the main temple is now without a roof and most of the original parts.