The Bajramath Temple is an exquisite example of a very singular class of temples with three shrines or cells placed shoulder to shoulder.

All these shrines now occupy Jain idols belonging to the Digambara sect. But it is clear from the sculptures placed on the doorframes and recesses on the basement that originally these shrines housed the Hindu Trinity. Precisely, the central shrine was devoted to Lord Brahma (Surya), the southern to Lord Vishnu and the northern to Lord Shiva. The carving on the doorway is extraordinarily polished and vigorous. The shikhara or the pinnacle of the temple is also worth mentionable in its plan and design.

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