~~This sculpted figure of Lord Vishnu bears testimony to the remarkable history that characterised India in fifth century. Precisely handmade by the amateur sculptors of the Gupta period. A masterpiece of the bygone era when devotion and dedication of people towards God carved out a massive piece of art that retains its immortality even in present times. And that is when it started gaining momentum widely.

The magnificent statuettes of clay, plaster, terracotta, bronze and marble etched out the beauty of Indian art, often found in previous backlogs of architectural sites. The carvings of Gods and Goddesses from Hinduism to Buddhism can be found in the historical temples when just a sight of those sculptures led to spiritual awakening. If one lays one's sight upon the sculptures which represented the daily livelihood and mannerisms of those ages-old mortals, one could identify with that common resemblance while depicting various expressions and emotions of love, anger, melancholy, surprise etc. Further, a plethora of sculptors clayed out the famous engravings inspired from the sensuosity of KamaSutra.

While the intricacies of this art-work can never be subdued. These precious works of art are still preserved to conserve India's history and its aura so that a billion-year old past can be seamlessly blended in a modern-day present.

And thus, a wide range of tourists are enticed towards them.

Their classic appeal constitute for national significance. Integrated designs and styles lend them a unique identity.
These nerve-wrenching artistic exceptions still bestow India its incredibility and will go on to endure it forever.