Arts

period in Indian art history is characterized by the emergence of the Ajanta Caves and considered masterpieces of Buddhist religious art

• Biblical Period

• Ancient Period

• Classical Period

• Middle Period

period where Shiva, the destroyer, transform into Shiva the Cosmic-dancer, as represented by a four-armed figure

• War Period

• Classical Period

• Ancient Period

• Biblical Period

architectural wonder was built by Shah Jahan in memory of his wife

• Taj Mahal

• Mehtab Bagh

• Mehtab Bagh

• Itmad-ud-Daulah

is known as the "Festival of Lights," and is celebrated by Hindus to welcome the New Year

• Holi

• Diwali

• Dussehra

• Raksha Bandhan

an art form involves making designs or patterns on walls or floors using finely ground white powder and different colors, often based on motifs from nature

• Kolam

• Rangoli

• Alpona

• Muggu

form involves temporary skin decoration using henna, often done on marriage feasts

• Mehndi

• Mandala art

• Bridal Mandala

• Bridal Mehndi

period in Indian art history is characterized by the evolution from Vedism into Hinduism or Brahmanism, as well as the emergence of the Mahabharata and the

• Biblical Period

• Transitional Period

• Ancient Period

• Classical Period

distinctive features of Kathak, a prominent classical dance-drama form originating from India

• Narrative storytelling

• Incorporation of Persian and Mughal influences

• Use of both Hindu and Urdu poetry

• Rhythmic foot movements with small bells