The temple has two pre-14th century brass images, one male and another female, both in abhaya mudra. The male has a five head Naga over his head, the female has three headed one. The lower body of both are shown wearing clothes draped in the Tamil style. Both have ear and body jewelry. The female is standing in the "tribhanga" holding a flower in her left hand. According to T.A. Gopinatha Rao – an Art historian and epigraphist known for his books on iconography in Hindu, Jain and Buddhist temples, such historic brass images are found in both traditions, and "there is nothing peculiarly Hindu in them, they may as well be Jaina as Hindu deities."