Watch: Ancient Erotic Sculptures And Paintings That Rival Today’s Porn Industry

3497

Sexual representations in art were quite common during the ancient periods. The art on these ancient sculptures and paintings is sometimes extremely explicit which is why many art collectors protest their public display in museums as well.

These days nudity is almost always linked with sexuality. This wasn’t the case for people who lived during the prehistoric and medieval times. However, sexuality was strongly linked to drinking, explaining why there was a lot of erotic imagery on wine cups.

Here’s a collection of art from the ancient world that rival today’s porn industry:


Read More: Watch: What Sex Toys Looked Like 28,000 Years Ago And Their Non-Sexual Uses


Besides the Khajuraho Temple, Ranakpur temple of Rajasthan and Morkandeshwar temple of Maharashtra are other temples famous for erotic sculptures.

Erotic sculptures in temples are proof that sexuality wasn’t always perceived like it is today. Any form of nudity is considered to be obscene and rebellious in today’s world.

Sexuality was often linked to religious morality in ancient days, one example of it is ‘Kamasutra’.

These sculptures and paintings also serve as eye-openers for our generation, sexuality is a subject that is not talked about often and openly. It is important we take a step towards being tolerant and more open to ideas of sexuality.


Image Credits: Google Images

Sources: The conversation, All that’s interesting, Native Planet, India Times

Find the Blogger: @divijajainn

This post is tagged under: Sexuality, sexual, sex, erotica, erotic sculptures, greece, rome, Roman, erotic paintings on wine cups, erotic sculptures in Indian Temples, Khajuraho temple, ellora caves, Ellora caves sculptures, Porn, Museums, Porn industry, erotic sculptures, erotic paintings, ancient erotic antiquity, nudity, nude greek sculptures, erotic roman pottery, erotic oil lamps, sexual sculptures in Greece


Other Recommendations:

This Ten-Year-Old Condom Ad Is What We Need To Break The Sanskaari Stereotypes

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here