Apsaras in Hinduism

Apsaras are celestial nymphs in Hindu mythology, often depicted as beautiful, enchanting beings who inhabit the heavens. They are associated with water and clouds and serve as dancers and musicians in the court of the gods. Apsaras are known for their grace and skill in performing arts, captivating both gods and mortals alike. In stories, they often embody themes of love and desire but can also challenge heroes by seducing them. Apsaras are prominent in various texts, including the Mahabharata and Ramayana, symbolizing both allure and the transient nature of beauty and life.