A granite panel sculpted in high relief, with an asymmetrical pointed arch at the top and a rectangular base. The largest of the three figures, in the centre, is that of the female deity, Jyestha. She is seated wearing a skirt and the upper part of her body is bare. Her hair is done up in a three-tiered chignon, holds a blue lotus (nilotpala) flower in her right hand, while her left hand rests on her left thigh. She wears curved earrings, necklace, a sacred thread (yajnopavita), bracelets, and an armlet on her upper left arm.
The figure on her right has a bull's head, two arms and two legs; he is seated with his left leg up and his right leg down resting on a cushion. He has a jewelled conical crown (kiritamukuta) and holds a staff (danda) in his right hand.
The figure on her left is female, possibly Agnimatha, and has two arms and two legs; she is seated with her right leg up and her left leg down resting on a cushion. She has a conical crown (karandamukuta), and wears earrings, necklace, yajnopavita, and a bracelet and armlet on her left arm which is by her side. She holds a nilotpala flower in her right hand.
A pillar (stambha) is carved in low relief at the back between Jyestha and the figure on her left,