Anjanta sculptures

The Ajanta sculptures are intricately carved stone or wooden artworks found in the Ajanta Caves of India, dating from around the 2nd century BCE to 6th century CE. These sculptures depict scenes from the life of Buddha, various deities, and mythological stories, showcasing advanced craftsmanship and storytelling. They are characterized by detailed expressions, flowing drapery, and symbolic motifs, reflecting the spiritual and artistic achievements of ancient Indian civilization. These artworks served both religious purposes and as a means to inspire devotion, offering insight into the cultural and spiritual life of that era.