Dravida Style

Dravida Style, in architecture and design, refers to the traditional regional style prevalent in South India, especially among Dravidian communities. It is characterized by grand, intricately carved temples with towering gateways called gopurams, expansive courtyards, and detailed stone sculptures depicting deities, mythological stories, and symbols. This style emphasizes verticality, symmetry, and elaborate ornamentation, reflecting spiritual and cultural significance. Common features include stepped pyramidal towers, pillared halls, and ornate gateways. Dravida Style highlights regional artistry and craftsmanship, contributing to India's rich architectural diversity and spiritual expression.