Characteristics of Indian traditional interior design style

Ancient India, ancient Egypt, Babylon and China are called "four ancient civilizations". Its geographical scope includes modern India, Pakistan and other countries. India is a melting pot of culture. The unique historical background of this country makes it contain various cultural ideas from ancient times to modern times, from west to east, from Asia to Europe.

Besides, it is a country composed of five ethnic groups, just like a large cultural museum. The Indus Valley is the cultural center. Although ancient India is a country with many surnames and heavy historical burdens, it still left a unique style heritage for world culture. Most of the magnificent buildings and exquisite works of art with unique Indian style began in the era of Peacock Empire. The large-velocity massive wave (tower) preserved in Sanqi area is one of the earliest existing specimens.

Circular stone pillars are also important relics of ancient Indian sculpture art, the most famous of which is the stone pillar erected by Ashoka, which is usually engraved with Buddhist scriptures and sculptures. The earliest caves were found in Barabba (near Guy). No matter the mural, the level of sculpture or the content reflected, it is the most prominent in Ajata grottoes.

Grottoes built in the 2nd century BC are wonderful works of ancient Buddhist art and world culture. Gandara's artistic style before and after the advertisement is unique. Buddha statues and bodhisattvas are very popular. Greek art forms are applied to Buddhist themes. With the spread of Buddhism to the east, this artistic style had a great influence on the Buddhist sculpture, painting and tower-building art in China. Ancient Indian civilization was discovered in 1922. Because its site was first unearthed in Halaba, India, it is usually called "Halaba culture"; Because these sites are mainly concentrated in the Indus Valley, they are also called "Indus Civilization". Halaba culture can be traced back to 2300 BC to 1750.

The most important cultures in prehistoric India were Indus Valley culture (also known as Halaba culture) and Ganges culture. Indus valley culture is a bronze age culture, which existed from 3200 BC to 1750 BC. From 2200 BC to 2000 BC, the most important cities were Halaba and Mohenjodaro, which disappeared around 1750 BC. However, Halaba culture still exists in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.