Throughout the country, numerous inscriptions prove that temples served not only as abodes for God but also as preservers of various aspects of Indian culture. For more than three millennia, various rulers and dynasties constructed temples to uphold religion, listing the benefits of temples such as peace, fame, wealth, grain, offspring, and liberation in many scriptures. With a significant decline in temple construction activities over the past 200 years, the science and meaning behind their construction and art have disappeared from public discourse. Today, temples have become merely places of worship for Hindus, most of whom are indifferent to the symbols and meanings of the sculptures engraved on temple walls. Every design and statue in a Hindu temple is created for a purpose, conveying a codified message to future generations, which is now lost. The temples that once elevated humanity spiritually, materially, and divinely through art have become mere structures due to ignorance. This workshop will provide insights into the art crafted on temple walls and teach techniques to recognize the hidden messages conveyed by these statues, despite the destruction/looting during Islamic invasions.