Buddhist Iconography In Bihar From Kushana To Pala Period

Price: 325.00
About the Book: This research explores Bihar’s profound influence on Buddhism, tracing its role as a cultural and artistic center from the Kuṣāņa to the Pāla period. The book delves into the development of Buddhist art and iconography, detailing how sculptural styles evolved and were refined across different eras, from the Kuṣāņa to the simpler, vibrant designs of the Pāla period. It also discusses the rationale behind creating these sculptures and the use of materials like stone and metal. Ultimately, this work provides a comprehensive look at the historical and artistic significance of Bihar’s heritage and the enduring impact of Buddhism on Indian society, including its influence on education, dietary habits, and cultural unity with other Asian countries.

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