Sunga art and architecture

Sunga art and architecture refers to the artistic and architectural achievements of the Sunga dynasty in ancient India, which lasted from around 185 to 75 BCE. This period is noted for its intricate sculptures and reliefs, often depicting scenes from Hindu mythology, daily life, and religious practices. The art typically features detailed figures and elaborate carvings, showcasing a blend of realism and ornamental design. In architecture, the period is marked by the construction of stupas and monuments, such as the famed Sanchi Stupa, which served as important centers for Buddhist worship and community gatherings.