Base Moldings in Dvaravati Architecture: Style, Source and Relation to Indian Architecture
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Dec 28, 2018
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Base Molding Dvaravati Dvaravati Architecture Indian Architecture
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This article analyzes base moldings of Dvaravati architectures which are sourced from Indian architecture in various regions across North and South India. Findings reveal that the style of Dvaravati base moldings is mixed between the Indian molding style of North and South India, creating a unique Dvaravati architecture. It has also been found that the architectural style of South India has influenced a great many Dvaravati artists, in line with contemporary architecture in Southeast Asia.
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