Chandela art

Chandela art is a style of Indian sculpture and architecture created by the Chandela dynasty, known for their exquisite temples built between the 9th and 13th centuries in Madhya Pradesh. It features intricate carvings of gods, dancers, and mythological scenes, often depicting graceful figures and detailed patterns. The art emphasizes harmony, balance, and natural beauty, reflecting spiritual themes and daily life. Chandela craftsmanship showcases advanced stone carving techniques and a deep cultural richness, making their temples not only religious sites but also masterpieces of creative expression.