There are around 56 such symbols, made of dark rock, engraved inside the divider holes, fixating on the fundamental icon which is the Goddess Kali, who remains on a human head addressing the victory of the heart over the brain. The sanctuary houses a focal special stepped area (Chandi Mandapa) which has the excess 8 Goddess symbols on every one of the 4 sides. A few students of history accept that a symbol of Maha Bhairava was venerated in the Chandi Mandapa.

Chausathi Jogini Mandir (64 Joginis Temple) is arranged in a village called Hirapur,20 km outside Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha territory of Eastern India.The sanctuary is accepted to be worked by the Queen Hiradevi of Bramha line during ninth century.It’s underlying a round style, totally set up with squares of sand stone. Within the roundabout divider has pits, each lodging the sculpture of a Goddess. There are around 56 such symbols, made of dark rock, engraved inside the divider depressions, centring on the principle icon which is the Goddess Kali, who remains on a human head addressing the victory of the heart over the brain. The sanctuary houses a focal special stepped area (Chandi Mandapa) which has the leftover 8 Goddess icons on every one of the 4 sides. A few antiquarians accept that an icon of Maha Bhairava was revered in the Chandi Mandapa.The Jogini symbols are for the most part addressing a female puppet remaining on a creature, an evil presence or a human head portraying the triumph of Shakti (Feminine force). The symbols express everything from rage, trouble, delight, satisfaction, want and joy.