Tree & Serpent : Early Buddhist Art In India

Unlike Traditional Narratives That Often Highlight Northern India, Where The Buddha Was Born And Shared His Teachings, This Groundbreaking Publication Focuses On The Devotional Art Emerging From The Deccan From 200 Bce To 400 Ce. It Shines A Spotlight On Long-Neglected Treasures, Making This Among The Earliest Surviving Bodies Of Buddhist Art That Exudes Sublimely Beautiful Craftsmanship.

A Comprehensive Exploration

With Contributions From An International Team Of Researchers, This Book Not Only Features Vibrant Photography But Also New Scholarship On Sculptural And Devotional Art Tied To Buddhism. Among The Highlights Are Masterpieces From Recently Excavated Sites Like Kanaganahalli And Phanigiri—Discoveries That Represent The Most Important Advancements In Our Understanding Of Buddhist Art In A Generation.

This Definitive Study Explores Buddhism’S Origins In Southern India And Highlights The Country's Deep Commercial And Cultural Connections With The Hellenized And Roman Worlds. It Expands Our Understanding Of How Buddhist Art Evolved And Provides Insights Into The Rich Tapestry Of Influences That Shaped It.

An Essential Read For Art And History Enthusiasts

If You're Passionate About Art, History, Or Spirituality, Tree And Serpent Is An Essential Addition To Your Collection. Dive Deep Into The Artistry Of A Remarkable Period And Gain A Fresh Perspective On An Often Overlooked Yet Vital Aspect Of Buddhist Heritage.

Embrace This Opportunity To Explore The Beauty And Significance Of Early Buddhist Art—Order Your Copy Today And Immerse Yourself In A Captivating Visual And Intellectual Journey.