If you have ever seen an Indian classical dancer, you must have noticed the person (Male/Female) in Indian traditional attire along with Ghungroos. The god of dance Nataraj (which is a form of Lord Shiva) is worshipped and in the same way a dancer worships Ghungroos.
Among various dance forms in India, Bharatnatyam and kathak which is prominently practised over different parts of Indian regions.
Ghungroos, also known as Salangai, Gejje, or Chilanga in various parts of India, are more than just musical anklets; they symbolize the soul of Indian classical dance. These handcrafted bells,…
Welcome to Shree Natarajan. Nataraj is one of the Hindi God and the meaning of “Nataraj” is lord of Dance in Sanskrit. There are 19 avatars and 11 Rudra avatars…
Kathak, a classical Indian dance form, is celebrated for its intricate footwork, expressive movements, and rich storytelling tradition. Yet, despite its beauty and complexity, Kathak is often misunderstood. Many myths…
Pandit Birju Maharaj, a renowned person in the world of Indian classical dance, who has made significant contributions to the art form of Kathak. He was born on February 4,…
The world of Indian classical dance is a vibrant tapestry of tradition, artistry, and regional diversity. Among the many elements that define these dance forms, anklet bells—known by different names…
For any dance practise, Costumes play a vital role in portraying the character and the tradition. Indian classical dance forms are inspired by the mythology, traditional stories. Each of the…
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