How Indian Arts and Culture Sector Contribute to Promoting Social Inclusion and Sustainable Development
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58213/vidhyayana.v10isi3.2220Keywords:
Indian Heritage, Culture, Arts, Sustainability, Social, Development, Indian arts, TraditionAbstract
The indigenous art and culture of India are recognized worldwide and a great repository of art produced throughout the centuries by Indian artisan groups. Indian art and craft are world-famous for their uniqueness. Indian artists were renowned for the excellence and stylishness of their mural painting, cave paintings and traditional Indian art. Paintings found in caves of the pre-historic age reflect the epic lifestyle and cultural habits of that era. Emotions portrayed in the pictures are the best illustration of romance, love and family life. Ajanta, Ellora and Elephanta caves reflect the romance and culture of that era. Similarly the sculptures in the outer walls of the temples of southern India and Khajuraho also portray the different styles of love and romance.
Culture has always been a very important part of society for the overall development. People experience the artworks and are deeply connected to them, contributing to a beautiful environment for the coming generations. The contribution of art plays an important role in social inclusion and sustainable development. This paper represents the significance of Indian art and culture. Also, it presents the role of art and culture through mixed method approaches, combining surveys, case studies, etc.
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