New Book Reveals the Enigmatic World of Mamallapuram's Ancient Sculptural Art

New Book Reveals the Enigmatic World of Mamallapuram's Ancient Sculptural Art

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Category : National Published on: February 23 2024

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  • Authored by Ashwin Prabhu and published by Tulika Books, "Sculpted Stones: Mysteries of Mamallapuram" offers a captivating exploration into the rich history and artistry of the ancient town.
  • The book stands out with its interactive storytelling approach, prompting readers to engage with thought-provoking questions and immersive descriptions, encouraging them to delve deeper into the enigmatic world of Mamallapuram.
  • Apart from unraveling well-known landmarks, the book uncovers lesser-known facts and anecdotes, enriching the narrative with hidden gems such as the symbolism behind ancient artifacts and the earliest visual representations of Mamallapuram captured by renowned artists.
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