Contribution of Nayak and Pandyan Art in Indian Art Nayak Art, Contribution of Nayak and Pandyan Art in Indian Art, Pandyan Art, Meenakshi Temple at Madurai, Rameshwaram Ramanathaswamy Temple. Contribution of Nayak and Pandyan Art in Indian Art Nayak Art The culmination of the Dravidian style is to be seen in the period of the … Read more
Mauryan Art Contribute for Indian art and architecture Mauryan Stupas, Mauryan Pillars, Mauryan Caves, Mauryan palaces, Mauryan Art Contribute for Indian art and architecture , Mauryan art Mauryan Art Contribute for Indian art and architecture In the Mauryan period, stone culture dramatically emerged as the principal medium of the Indian artists. Some evidence is … Read more
Gupta’s Art Contribution in Indian Architecture Gupta’s Art Contribution in Indian Architecture,Temple Sculpture,Vishnu temple at Tigora,Shiva Temple at Bhumar, Paravti temple at Kubir, Paravti temple at Kubir,Dashavatara temple at Deogarh,Main Features of the Gupta Art Gupta’s Art Contribution in Indian Architecture This period is regarded as the most creative phase so far as art was … Read more
Contributions of Indus Valley in Art and Architecture Indus Valley art and architecture, Contributions of Indus Valley in Art and Architecture, Indus valley period, Important seals of Indus Valley, Ornament of Indus Valley, Contributions of Indus Valley in Art and Architecture Indus Valley art and architecture, which have evolved through centuries, is the result of … Read more
Chola art is an Important part of Indian Art Chola art is an Important part of Indian Art, Features of Chola Art, Important Temples of Cholas, Brihadisvara Temple,The Temple of Gangaikondacholapuram, The Airavatesvara Temple at Darasuram Chola art is an Important part of Indian Art Many temples had been built by the Chola kings throughout … Read more
Development and Features of Kamakari art Development and Features of Kamakari art Kalamkari or Qalamkari art literally means pen-art. The Persian term kalam means pen, and kari means craftsmanship. This is a form of hand-writing or block printed painting on cotton fabric and is done in many different parts of India. Kalamkari work developed and … Read more
North-West Indian Folk Dances North-West Indian Folk Dances Kalbelia Dance One of the most sensuous dance forms of Rajasthan, performed by the Kalbelia snake-charmers community. The Kalbelia dancers wear long black skirts embroidered with silver ribbons. As they spin in circle, their body sways acrobatically, sway sinuously to the accompaniment of Pungi, dufli and plaintive … Read more
Folk Dances of South-West India South-West India Today here we are provide a little information regarding folk dances of South-West India i.g. Dollu Kunitha,Ritual Dance,Ghode Modni,Tranagmel,Lava Dance of Minicoy, Folk dances and Tribal Dances in India Dollu Kunitha (Karnataka) It is a popular drum dance of Karnataka in which, large drums are decorated with coloured cloth … Read more
Bihu, Hajgiri, Tangta and Dhol, Nongkrem folk dances of North-East India North-Eastern India Bihu (Assam) The folk dance of Assam is called Bihu. Every Assamese, young or old, rich or poor, takes delight in the dance, which forms a part of the Bihu festival. The festival comes in mid-April, during the harvesting time (which lasts … Read more
Modern Indian Music and Folk Music With the British rule came western music, Indians adopted some of their instruments such as violin and clarinet to suit the demands of Indian music. Orchestration of music on stage is a new development. Use of cassettes replaced oral transmission of tunes and ragas. Modern Indian music Performances which … Read more