How are the artistic styles of india, nepal, and tibet different?

the artistic styles of India, Nepal and Tibet are different because they are marked with religious symbols that are different in these regions.

Explanation:

All the three regions India, Nepal and Tibet differ by religious symbols. the artistic styles and modern arts in these countries are illustration of their Gods as described in their religious manuscripts. the religious text in all these countries provide the artist with a visual scheme to display their arts. Four Leaves from an Ashtasahasrika Prajnaparamita Manuscript have produce their impact on arts in eastern India or Bengal. The prominent deities in these manuscript are the bodhisattva Manjushri, the goddess Prajnaparamita, the goddess Tara, and a wrathful Dharmapala, who is also known as "protector of the Buddhist doctrine. In Nepal, Gandavyuha Manuscript is more prominent and in Tibet, the Tara sanskrit meaning a star or constellation is prominent.