Question Q.2Elucidate the significanceGS1GS1
Elucidate the significance of tiger and elephant figures in Indian mythology, art and architecture.
Introduction
The tiger and elephant figures appear in several Indian traditions from Hinduism, Jainism to Buddhism.
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Main Body
The tiger and elephant figures appear in several Indian traditions from Hinduism, Jainism to Buddhism.
Significance in Mythology
1In Hinduism, tiger considered as 'Vahana' of Goddess Durga & Durga Pujari out Megh lion tigers guiding
2In Elephant a significant in Buddhism of Buddha entered Maya's womb in form of a white elephant
3Elephant egg appears on Jain Carvings in Tamil Nadu
Significance in Art
1Mahayana sect center tigers motifs of Dashyatpals sect
2Stupas have elephant icon by Sandi stupa forma designs
4Primitive art of Bhimbetka painting show tigers
5Jatangi painting depict tigers & and elephant
Architecture
1Elephant stalle in Hampi constructed by Vijayaganu rulers
2Tigers often kept as dwarapalas in Nagara Hindu by Puri Tajamath temple
Tiger & elephant motifs appear across mythology, art & architecture in dispart contexts & meanings.
— SATTWIK SATYAKAM DEVTA · AIR 100
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Conclusion
Tiger & elephant motifs appear across mythology, art & architecture in dispart contexts & meanings.
15 words
- Covers multiple traditions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism)
- Provides specific examples from art and architecture
- Organized by category (Mythology, Art, Architecture)
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SATTWIK SATYAKAM DEVTA
AIR 1002025
Subject & Paper
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Topic
Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times
Sculpture and artistic traditions
Symbolism in mythology and art
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