Nithyananda Temple Arts Preservation Foundation

The history of Indian Temple Arts dates back to 5000 B.C.. Through an elaborate use of symbolism to convey the meaning of abstract truths, in accordance with the puranic tradition of ancient India, Indian Temple Arts have brought to life the expressions of Existence for one to experience.
India is famous for its temples with its profusion of sculpture and magnificent proportions. Master craftsmen with their fine sense of balance and skill have created over thousands of years, magnificent temples with intricate workmanship.
The Nithyananda Temple Arts Preservation Foundation, founded by enlightened Master Paramahamsa Nithyananda, is set up to propagate and preserve ancient temple arts to produce awe-inspiring temple art works.  The Foundation continuously produces deities, vahanas (vehicles of Gods), temple structures, flag staffs, puja items and more, through dedicated and skilled artisans, with the guidance of veteran sthapathis - professionals in temple arts. The entire work is based on Agama Shastra - the ancient science of temples and deities. The gamut of operations includes generation of line drawings for temple arts, stone quarrying, stone, metal, sheet metal and wood work, making of temple jewelry, clothing for deities and more. All this coupled with order processing and shipment are directly controlled by The Nithyananda Temple Arts Preservation Foundation. Produced with a striking quality to highly competitive prices, the items produced here radiate ancient Vedic heritage for modern man.  A part of Nithyananda's divine vision, this wing of the Foundation is growing at a rapid pace to serve humanity on a grand scale. Related Links: Significance of Temples and Temple Arts The Vision and Mission Stone Arts Metal Arts Sheet Metal Arts Wood Arts Puja items, Jewellery and Clothes for Decoration The Structure of a Temple The Making of Sri Anandeshwar Temple, Bidadi ashram