Description

This Architectural member represents the lower portion of the pillar within the left-sided rhombus-shaped floral design that is observable. It may be a part of the latashaka found in the doorjamb.This lower portion of the pillar serves not only as a structural element but also as a canvas for decorative expression, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the architectural feature. The term "latashaka" refers to a decorative element commonly found in traditional architecture, particularly in doorjambs. The floral motifs within the latashaka can symbolize various themes, such as fertility, growth, or the beauty of nature, reflecting the values and beliefs of the culture from which it originates.