This image depicts the interior of a meticulously carved white marble temple located in Unknown, India

This image depicts the interior of a meticulously carved white marble temple located in Unknown, India. The central feature is a deeply recessed shrine framed by an intricately detailed white marble archway and flanked by two heavily carved, fluted marble pillars. Within the shrine, a white marble idol of a seated figure, likely a Tirthankara, rests on a multi-tiered pedestal, backed by an elaborate golden canopy structure. The floor inside the shrine exhibits a dark geometric tile pattern. The surrounding walls, also in white marble, feature decorative latticework panels (jali screens) on either side of the shrine. Small white signs bearing text, possibly in an Indian script, are affixed to these jali screens. The ceiling above is a carved, light grey marble dome. In the foreground, the floor transitions from an off-white patterned marble to a rectangular section of reddish-brown speckled granite. Scattered grains of white rice and several almond-shaped objects are visible on this granite surface. To the right, a broom-like object composed of natural fibers is partially visible. The floor includes decorative red and white borders. Distinct shadows cast by an unseen light source fall across the foreground floor. No individuals are present within the scene.