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Candi Jawi

ArchitectureCandi Jawi
The temple comprises the body with the small sanctum as being typlcal to the Eastern Javanese art. The body of the temple is decorated with the door, the ferocious Kāla face and the band in the middle of the wall, typical to the period. The superstructure, designed in the typical style, composes of the series of superimposing bands providing the steep contours. This kind of superstructure closely resembles to the Balinese superstructure called Meru. Each corner of the bands of the superstructure is decorated with triangular shaped endings in the form of animal, anticipating Balinese convention of architectural articulation.