Vaulted ceilings are not typically found in traditional Indian architecture, which often features flat or domed roofs.

Vastu Shastra is the traditional Indian architectural style that emphasizes symmetry, balance, and geometric patterns.

Mughal architecture is not typically characterized by the use of bright colors, but rather by the use of muted tones and intricate carvings.

Dravidian architecture is the traditional Indian architectural style that is characterized by its use of tall, slender spires and intricate carvings.

Indo-Islamic architecture is not typically characterized by the use of bright colors, but rather by the use of muted tones and intricate carvings.

Vastu Shastra is the traditional Indian architectural style that is characterized by its use of courtyards, open pavilions, and water features.

Abstract designs are not typically found in traditional Indian sculpture, which often features depictions of gods and goddesses, animals, and plants.

Rangoli is the traditional Indian art form that involves the creation of intricate designs using colored sand.

Landscapes are not typically found in traditional Indian painting, which often features depictions of gods and goddesses, animals, and bright colors.

Mehndi is the traditional Indian art form that involves the creation of intricate designs using henna paste.

Traditional Indian music does not typically use Western instruments, but rather emphasizes the use of ragas and talas, as well as percussion instruments.

Bharatanatyam is the traditional Indian dance form that is characterized by its use of expressive hand gestures and intricate footwork.

Traditional Indian theater does not typically use Western theatrical conventions, but rather emphasizes the use of masks and costumes, storytelling, and music and dance.

Kolam is the traditional Indian art form that involves the creation of intricate designs using rice flour.

Traditional Indian literature does not typically use Western literary conventions, but rather emphasizes the use of allegory and symbolism, storytelling, and poetry and verse.