– Roopa-Bheda (Knowledge of Form or Form Impact)
– Pramana (Proportion)
– Bhava (Expression)
– Lavanya-Yojnam (Aesthetic Scheme)
– Sadradhyam (Similitude)
– Varnika-Bhanga (Color Scheme)
What are the art forms of ancient India?
Each region of India offered its own distinct style of art. Religious motifs are some of the most common subject matter, often featuring mythological human and animal forms as well as elaborate ornamentation. The three most prevalent art forms to span India’s history are painting, architecture, and sculpture.
