2. **How has the use of natural materials such as ink, paper, and silk shaped the development of Japanese calligraphy and sumi-e painting?
3. **In what ways do Hindu and Buddhist religious themes manifest in the sculptural and architectural art forms of India and Southeast Asia?
4. **How did the exchange along the Silk Road contribute to the artistic styles and techniques seen in Persian (Iranian) and Central Asian artworks?
5. **What role do mythology and folklore play in the subjects and motifs seen in traditional Korean art forms such as minhwa and celadon pottery?
What are the distinguishing characteristics of traditional Chinese ink painting, and how does it differ from Western painting techniques?
How did Buddhism influence the development and themes of art in countries such as India, Japan, and Tibet?
Can you explain the significance and symbolism of color and motifs in traditional Korean hanbok and its relation to Korean culture and identity?
How have contemporary Asian artists addressed and incorporated traditional art forms and cultural heritage into their work?
What role does calligraphy play in Asian art, and how is it integrated into various artistic expressions across different Asian cultures?
How do traditional techniques and materials used in Asian art differ across regions such as China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia?