The Badami Chalukya sculptures closely resembled the Dravidian architecture. This kind of sculpture evolved in the 5th century and continued till the 8th century. Two kinds of monuments developed under the Badami Chalukyas: rock cut temples and structural temples. The features of Badami Chalukya sculpture include intricate stone works and outstanding figurines. Soapstone was widely used as the building material. Columned halls, pillared verandahs and garbhagrihas are the main architectural elements of the Badami Chalukyas.

There are numerous temples that bear testimony to the splendor of the age. The sculptures of Pattadakal Temples include the following:

Sculpture of Virupaksha Temple	Sculpture of Mallikarjuna temple	Sculpture of Kadasiddeshvara temple	Sculpture of Papanatha temple	Sculpture of Chandrashekara temple
Sculpture of Sangameshvara temple	Sculpture of Galganatha temple	Sculpture of Jambulinga temple	Sculpture of Naganatha temple	Sculpture of Mahakuteshwara temple

Apart from these there are temples at Aihole too. The sculpture of Aihole Temples are remarkably beautiful. These are:

Sculpture of Lad Khan Temple	Sculpture of Durga Temple	Sculpture of Gowda Temple
Sculpture of Huchiappayyagudi Temple	Sculpture of Meguti Jain Temple	Sculpture of Suryanarayana Temple
Sculpture of Huchiappayya Math	Sculpture of Ravanaphadi Temple	Sculpture of Vardhamanaswamy Temple (Gerusoppa)

Cave temples have also been built by the Badami Chalukyas and this is evident from the sculpture of Badami Cave Temples.