Apsara

Apsara are celestial nymphs found in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. They are often depicted as beautiful, graceful beings associated with the arts, music, and dance. Apsaras are believed to inhabit the heavenly realms and serve as entertainers for gods and celestial beings. They are frequently mentioned in ancient texts and epics, like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, where they play roles in various stories, sometimes seducing heroes or assisting in divine tasks. Their essence embodies beauty and the pursuit of aesthetic perfection, symbolizing the fusion of divinity and artistry.