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Farbound.Net Desktop Wallpaper: Showing a photo art representation of a towering Deula (steeple) belonging to the Jagannath temple in Ranchi, Jharkhand, 16 AD. The temple is an authentic work of Kalingan architecture and modeled after the temple in Puri.

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Wallpapers for Desktops and Mobile Phones: Jagannath Temple 16AD, Sleeping Deulas.

Name: Wallpapers for Desktops and Mobile Phones: Jagannath Temple 16AD, Sleeping Deulas.
SKU: 130946
Price: 150.0 INR
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Download and decorate your desktop and mobile phone with monuments, artefacts and scenes from the past. This wallpaper features a photoart representation of the towering temple Deula (a steeple) belonging to the Jagannath temple in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The temple was originally built in the 16th century.

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History: Built sometime in the 16th century by the Hindu Zamindar Ani Nath Sahadeo, whose ancestors may have possibly hailed from Odisha then known as Kalinga, the temple of Jagannath in Ranch is a product of ancient Kalingan architecture and modelled after the more famous Jagannath temple at Puri, Odisha. To know more, see the Farbound.Net snippet: A monumental expression of ancient temple architecture.

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Farbound.Net Desktop and Mobile Phone Wallpapers: Showing a photo art representation of a towering Deula (steeple) belonging to the Jagannath temple in Ranchi, Jharkhand, 16 AD. The temple is an authentic work of Kalingan architecture and modeled after the temple in Puri.

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Device	Desktop., Mobile Phone.
Actual dimensions	1920 x 1200 pixels., 1200 x 1920 pixels.
Actual size	984 Kb., 912 Kb.
Format	JPG.
Refund policy	Non-refundable.
Help & Assistance	10:00 am – 5:00 pm. Indian Standard Time.
How to apply wallpaper	Locate wallpaper on computer. Right-click image. Click on set as desktop background. Alternatively, go to Personalize computer and select wallpaper.

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