The term "Jatadhara" literally translates to "the bearer of matted hair," reflecting one of the most iconic aspects of Shiva’s depiction. This form highlights Lord Shiva’s ascetic nature and his role as the Adi Yogi.

Worship of Jatadhara Shiva emphasizes themes of renunciation, control over one’s senses, and the pursuit of inner purity and enlightenment. Devotees often seek his blessings for spiritual growth and relief from worldly attachments.

Sri Jatadhara Shiva Sannidhi as part of the Sri Lalithambika temple a temple in its own right. The Vimana is 27 ft tall with an overall area of about 360 sqft

The sannidhi will be constructe with Gray granite stone from Devanahalli. Krishna sila will be used for the murthy