Badami Caves

Badami Caves are a group of ancient rock-cut cave temples located in Badami and were built in the 6th century by the Chalukya Dynasty. The caves are known for their remarkable carvings, sculptures of Hindu deities, and their importance in early South Indian temple architecture.
This infographic uses a minimal silhouette illustration style inspired by the stone carvings and relief sculptures found inside the caves. Bold black forms represent mythological figures and temple elements, simplifying complex carvings into clear visual symbols. The reddish-brown background reflects the natural sandstone cliffs of Badami, creating a strong visual connection between the design and the historical environment of the caves.