Devi Chola

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In the Chola Dynasty, artists and artisans drew inspiration from other contemporary art schools, pushing Dravidian temple design to new heights. Despite the stone sculpture and inner sanctum image remaining steadfast, shifting religious ideas around the 10th century necessitated that deities play a wider range of public roles, similar to those of human monarchs. As a result, large bronze statues were crafted to be carried outside temples for daily rituals, processions, and temple festivals.