Someshwara Temple is an 11th century shrine at Hathima in
Barmer District. It is about 40 km from
Barmer.
The temple is built in the Solank architectural style and has a pancha-ratha sanctum, vestibule, assembly hall and a porch. The sanctum includes moldings of elephant band, horse band and human band. The projections on the walls are decorated with figures, which rests on a sculptured frieze. The sanctum is mounted by shikhara of clustered type and the hall has an octagonal arrangement of pillars which are carefully and beautifully ornamented.
