Jain sculptures of Gwalior

The Jain sculptures of Gwalior are exquisite stone carvings from medieval India, showcasing detailed images of Jain Tirthankaras (spiritual teachers) and mythological scenes. Located primarily in the Gwalior Fort, these sculptures reflect Jain religious beliefs and artistic mastery, often featuring intricate craftsmanship and symbolic iconography. Created between the 8th and 19th centuries, they highlight the spiritual importance of Jainism and its emphasis on aesthetic beauty, with monolithic statues, ornate panels, and carved ceilings that reveal the cultural and religious history of the region.