Buddhist Art

A stupa is a traditional Buddhist monument that houses holy relics associated with the Buddha.

Sri Lankan art and architecture were deeply influenced by Buddhism, which was introduced to the island in the third century BCE.

Rock-cut architecture is the practice of creating a structure by carving it out of solid natural rock.

Buddhist wall paintings could be traced back to the Gupta period and were one of the dominant art forms of the early medieval period in India.

The art styles of Gandhāra and Mathura are noted for their distinctive style of Buddhist art influenced by Greek culture.