Jotida Chintamani 200 (The Gem of Astrology)

The illustration depicts a traditional Hindu temple structure. The central figure is a deity housed within a specific architectural space.

The image shows a deity standing in a formal, frontal pose within a mandapa a pillared hall or pavilion used for public rituals. The figure is adorned with a tall, ornate crown and ceremonial jewelry, signifying divine status.

The structure surrounding the deity features a complex, tiered roof known as a shikhara literally "mountain peak," the rising tower typical of Hindu temple architecture. At the corners of the roof, small animal figures are visible, which often serve as guardians or symbolic vehicles for the gods. The entire scene is rendered in a woodcut style, emphasizing the intricate patterns of the temple's stonework and the sacred vestments of the figure.