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Khajuraho Temple / Indian Art

The Khajuraho Temples are a group of Hindu and Jain temples located in the town of Khajuraho, in the Chhatarpur District of Madhya Pradesh, India. The temples were built between 950 and 1050 CE by the Chandela dynasty, who were known for their love of art and architecture.

Khajuraho is home to 25 temples in total, although only 20 have withstood the test of time. The beautiful carvings on these temples, which show themes from Hindu mythology as well as other facets of everyday life in ancient India, are well-known.

Sandstone was used in the construction of the temples, and both Hindu and Jain architectural influences may be seen in their design. Based on their geographical locations, the temples are split into three groups: the Western group, the Eastern group, and the Southern group. The Western group has the greatest popularity and draws the most tourists.

The Khajuraho Temples were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, and they continue to be a popular tourist attraction in India. According to UNESCO, the Khajuraho Temples "are a masterpiece of Indian art, with their unique architecture and stunning sculptures.

Folk and Tribal Art / Indian Art
examples of tribal art:


 * 1) warli Painting - The Warli region of Maharashtra is where the tribal art form known as "Warli painting" first appeared. The art genre employs straightforward geometric patterns and shapes to produce images of everyday life, the natural world, and religious themes. The paintings are often created in white on a background of red or ochre.
 * 2) Madhubani Painting: Folk art known as "Madhubani painting" has its roots in the Mithila area of Bihar. The paintings incorporate sophisticated geometric patterns frequently and depict images of deities, nature, and everyday life in vivid colors.
 * 3) Gond Painting: The Gond region of Madhya Pradesh is the place where the tribal art form known as "Gond painting" first appeared. The elaborate patterns and designs of the art form are frequently influenced by nature and the spiritual practices of the Gond people. The paintings are typically done in bright colors and feature bold, graphic lines.