The Sculptureshed is located in the village of Ayodhya (also known as Ajodhya) in the Balasore district of Odisha, India. The Odisha State Archaeology constructed the shed to preserve and protect the numerous scattered ancient sculptures found in the area. The museum shed houses several Jaina sculptures collected from local villagers and the surrounding area, including images of Risabhanatha, Parsvanatha, Ambika with Yaksha Gomedha, and Chaumukha. The area is one of the richest sites for Jain remains in the state. The presence of these sculptures, along with other ancient temples in the village like the 11th-century Marichi Temple, highlights the area's rich historical and religious heritage, reflecting a blend of Brahminical, Buddhist, and Jaina traditions. The site is an important location for understanding the ancient history and diverse religious development of Odisha.