Stone pillars were as important as the foundation in any architectural form. Pillars not just support a building but decorate it, beautify it and give a style to it. Be it European architecture or Indian temple or Persian mosque, pillars have existed in all. Today they are used to give a typical ascent to the building.
In almost all the European buildings, pillars can be seen right at the entrance or in the hallways. They were a symbol of aristocracy. In Indian temples highly decorative pillars enhanced and enriched the temple atmosphere. Even in the Mid East architecture, pillars play a central role. Today they accentuate the natural charm of the building. The polished stone pillars gives an elegant contemporary look whereas sandstone or marble pillars revive the ancient charisma.
Stone pillars were as important as the foundation in any architectural form. Pillars not just support a building but decorate it, beautify it and give a style to it. Be it European architecture or Indian temple or Persian mosque, pillars have existed in all. Today they are used to give a typical ascent to the building. 