Craftsmanship and detail in Indian art and architecture were primarily driven by the desire to express religious and spiritual beliefs. Artisans sought to create works that would honor deities, convey spiritual messages, and connect people with the divine.

3D printing is a modern technology that is not traditionally used in Indian art and architecture. Stone carving, metalworking, and woodworking are common techniques that have been employed for centuries to create intricate details in Indian art.

The caste system in India led to the development of specialized communities of artisans, with skills passed down from generation to generation within families. This resulted in a high level of expertise and specialization in various crafts.

Burj Khalifa is a modern skyscraper located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is not an example of Indian architecture and is not known for its intricate craftsmanship and detailing.

Craftsmanship played a crucial role in preserving and transmitting cultural heritage in India by allowing for the accurate reproduction of traditional designs and techniques, facilitating the documentation and study of historical artifacts, and creating a sense of continuity and connection with the past.