The image depicts the intricately carved entrance of a religious building in the city of Unknown, India

The image depicts the intricately carved entrance of a religious building in the city of Unknown, India. The central feature is a closed, dark brown wooden double door, richly adorned with bas-relief carvings. Each door panel features an arched upper section with floral and geometric motifs, beneath which an elephant figure is carved, facing inwards. The lower sections of the doors also display dense decorative carvings. The wooden doors are set within a multi-layered white marble doorframe, meticulously carved with scrolling patterns, geometric designs, and relief figures, including standing deities in niches on either side. Above the doorframe, an elaborate white marble pediment-like structure is present. This overhead structure features a central seated figure, likely a Buddha or Jain Tirthankara, under an arch, flanked by smaller shrines containing seated figures on the far left and right. The entire entrance is framed by two large, round, white marble pillars, each featuring an ornate base, a fluted shaft, and a complex capital, all embellished with traditional Indian carvings, including lotus motifs. To the left of the left pillar, a section of a white marble lattice screen (jali) is visible. The foreground displays a polished white marble floor with elaborate inlaid mosaic patterns in shades of green, dark red, and ochre, forming stylized floral and geometric designs. A small, curved marble step leads up to the doorframe. The scene is illuminated by natural light, highlighting the intricate details of the carvings. No people are visible.