Fractal Geometry in Stepwell of Gujarat

Abstract

Fractal geometry is a kind of geometry that is both recursive and recurrent, and it may be found in many different places in nature, such as trees, leaves, coastlines, rivers, mountains, and clouds. Fractal geometry was named after the fractal character of these natural patterns. Such things like seashells, for instance. Architectural forms and architecture have been used to symbolically reflect ancient scientific and philo sophical views ever since ancient times. Fractal geometry may be seen in the forms of many Hindu temples’ architectural designs. Additionally, it reveals the genesis of the relationship between Hindu cosmology and fractal geometry. Stepwells are considered to be one of the most treasured structures in India, second only to Hindu temples. The goal of this research is to determine whether or if there is a connection between recur sive geometry and the Gujarati stepwell.