Describe how the convergence of Dravidian and Nagara temple building is symbolized by the distinctive qualities of the Vesara style.
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Indian Temples are an expression over space and time. Mainly 3 styles of temple architecture: Nagara,Dravida and Vesara.
Vesara style is a mix of Nagara and Dravidian styles. It was flourishered mainly in the Karnatak region
Unique features of Vesara Style:
Vesara’s features: symbolises Dravidian and Nagara Architecture:
1. Curvilinear Shikara and Square base of Vesara temples —>influenced from Nagara style.
2. Intricate Carvings and Sculptures, design of Vimana and stepped/terraced shikara —-> inspired from Dravidian styles.
Some examples of Vesara style Temples were : Ladhak Temple at Aihole, Badami Temples. These Ancient temples not only remains as an inspiration for craftsmanship and detailing but also remains as a symbolism to show the Unity in diversity in the Indian subcontinent.