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Dome-shaped structures housing relics, like India's Great Stupa at Sanchi 3rd century BCE Buddhist Stupas:
Multi-tiered towers inspired by Indian stupas but adapted with Chinese elements Chinese Pagodas:
Elaborate stone structures with intricate carvings, such as Khajuraho temples 950-1050 CE Hindu Temples:
Wooden structures like Ise Shrine, emphasizing harmony with nature Japanese Shrines:
Rock-cut sanctuaries like Ajanta and Ellora in India and Dunhuang in China Cave Temples:
Evolved from aniconic symbols to human representations of the Buddha and bodhisattvas Buddhist Sculpture:
: Depicted deities with multiple arms, symbolic attributes, and dynamic poses Hindu Sculpture
: Life-sized clay soldiers created for Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb Terracotta Warriors China 210 BCE
Sophisticated techniques in China produced ritual vessels; in India created Hindu and Buddhist figures Bronze Casting:
Monumental reliefs at sites like Angkor Wat Cambodia and Borobudur Indonesia Stone Carving:
: Monochromatic ink paintings emphasizing harmony with nature and philosophical concepts Chinese Landscape Painting
Narrative handscrolls combining text and images Japanese Emakimono:
Detailed illustrations of religious texts and court life Indian Miniature Painting:
Geometric representations of the cosmos used for meditation Buddhist Mandalas:
Elevated to a fine art in China, Japan, and Islamic regions of Asia Calligraphy:
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