hindu temple 3d model

The entire complex is built on a massive, generally flat plane and is defined by a rigid, rectilinear grid system that enforces perfect order and repetition across the entire 100 square kilometers. The structures must be modeled as if made primarily of brilliant white marble with a high degree of carved detail. The Central Mandir must be the largest and tallest feature, following the Nagara (North Indian) style. It is characterized by its high, curvilinear Shikhara topped with the traditional Amalaka and Kalasha. This main temple must stand on a very high, multi-layered, intricately carved plinth, or Jagati, with its outer walls, the Mandovara, covered in detailed relief sculptures of deities, dancers, and geometric patterns. Surrounding this central monument is a symmetrical landscape dominated by dozens of smaller, identical subsidiary shrines. These are scaled-down replicas of the main temple, arranged in perfectly spaced parallel rows and columns, creating a repeating architectural module that stretches t