Ancient stone pillars with Buddhist inscriptions.
Ashoka Pillars, using stone, are monumental columns from 3rd century BCE India, symbolizing Buddhist edicts.
Commissioned by Emperor Ashoka, they spread Buddhist principles.
Stone Carving (technique), Symbolism (theory), Column (element), Indian Architecture (movement)
Period: 3rd century BCE
Architect: Emperor Ashoka
Materials: stone
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