Mandana painting is a beautiful and ancient folk art form from Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, deeply woven into the cultural fabric of these regions. Traditionally created by rural women, these paintings adorn floors and walls with intricate geometric patterns, floral designs, and depictions of animals, birds, and deities. The process is simple yet striking—white chalk […]Read More
The Koli dance, originating from the vibrant Koli fishing community of Maharashtra, is more than just a folk performance; it is a celebration of life, culture, and tradition. This lively and rhythmic dance form has been passed down through generations, reflecting the community’s close ties with the sea and its fishing heritage. Known for its […]Read More
Raas Leela, also known as the “Dance of Divine Love,” is a traditional dance-drama deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual fabric of India. Celebrated primarily in Uttar Pradesh and other parts of the country, this timeless art form narrates the enchanting tales of Lord Krishna’s playful and divine interactions with Radha and the gopis […]Read More
India a South Asian country which has various states and regions definitely has many important celebrations. Of all these festivals, Holi or the festival where people play with colors is much close to the hearts of the people across the country. But there is something very particular to Holi that, many people especially the young […]Read More
Krishna is a prominent river in southern India, crossing the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh. The length of the river is about 1,288 kilometres, supporting irrigation, agriculture, and drinking water supplies in those areas. With massive irrigation support projects in place, it benefits millions of farmers and is an important factor in […]Read More
One of the 18 Mahapuranas in Hindu Literature, the Matsya Purana is among the most important and oldest writings. It revolves around the story of Lord Vishnu’s first incarnation, the Matsya (fish) avatar, as the name implies. Cosmology, geography, religious ceremonies, building temples, and the responsibilities of rulers are only a few of the many […]Read More
Purna Kumbha literally translates into a full pot or a full pitcher. It is a brass pot or vessel filled with water, who’s mouth is decorated with mango leaves, coconut and flower offerings, and the body of the vessel sometimes has a metal carving of a goddess’s face or the symbol of the sun god […]Read More
Fairs and Festivals were the socializing event for people, they used to gather and meet each other once in a while, decorations were done and great feast was served. Fairs and festivals acted as a traditional media for our forefathers. Some traditional and cultural rituals were also performed like, the involvement of elders telling stories and performing folk dance and music. The culture still continues. Read More