1. Religious Iconography:

   • Christian Iconography: Depictions of religious figures, saints, and scenes from the Bible in paintings, mosaics, and sculptures.
   • Hindu Iconography: Elaborate images and sculptures of deities, often with symbolic gestures (mudras) and attributes.

2. Religious Architecture:

   • Islamic Architecture: Intricate geometric patterns, calligraphy, and domes in mosques, exemplified by structures like the Dome of the Rock.
   • Hindu Architecture: Temples with intricate carvings, often featuring sculptures of deities and mythological scenes.

3. Religious Sculpture:

   • Buddhist Sculpture: Statues of Buddha in various postures (mudras), such as the seated Buddha or standing Buddha.
   • Judaic Sculpture: Ornate depictions of biblical figures, menorahs, and other symbols in Jewish art.

4. Religious Painting:

   • Christian Religious Painting: Renaissance art depicting scenes from the life of Christ, such as Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper."
   • Islamic Miniature Painting: Intricate illustrations in manuscripts, often featuring scenes from Islamic history and literature.

5. Religious Calligraphy:

   • Islamic Calligraphy: Artful writing of Quranic verses and other Islamic texts, often used for decorative purposes in mosques and homes.
   • Sikh Calligraphy: Gurmukhi script used for writing verses from the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy scripture of Sikhism.

6. Religious Textiles:

   • Jewish Textiles: Elaborate Torah mantles and ark curtains featuring intricate embroidery and symbols.
   • Buddhist Thangka: Painted or embroidered scroll paintings depicting deities, mandalas, and scenes from Buddhist cosmology.

7. Religious Music and Performing Arts:

   • Christian Liturgical Music: Sacred hymns, choral music, and compositions for religious ceremonies.
   • Hindu Classical Dance: Traditional dances like Bharatanatyam, often depicting stories from Hindu mythology.

8. Religious Photography:

   • Islamic Photography: Photographs capturing the beauty of mosques, religious rituals, and landscapes associated with Islamic heritage.
   • Buddhist Photography: Images of sacred sites, monks, and religious ceremonies in regions with a strong Buddhist presence.

9. Religious Literature and Illuminated Manuscripts:

   • Christian Illuminated Manuscripts: Decorated manuscripts featuring elaborate illustrations, often used for religious texts.
   • Islamic Manuscripts: Manuscripts with intricate geometric and floral designs alongside calligraphic text.

10. Religious Ritual Objects:

    • Hindu Puja Items: Sacred items like oil lamps, incense holders, and ritual vessels used in worship ceremonies.
    • Buddhist Ritual Objects: Ritual implements like prayer wheels, bells, and dorjes used in meditation and ceremonies.

11. Religious Performance Art:

    • Balinese Hindu Dance: Traditional dance dramas depicting Hindu mythological stories in Balinese culture.
    • Christian Passion Plays: Dramatic reenactments of the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus.