The religious purpose of the Nongkrem dance is to offer thanks to the deity Ka Blei Synshar for a good harvest and to pray for peace, prosperity and protection of the community. It is a sacred ritual of gratitude and ...
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The Nongkrem dance is associated with the autumn season, usually celebrated around October or November. It marks the end of the harvest and is a time for the Khasi people to give thanks for prosperity and pray for future blessings. Class ...
The Nongkrem dance celebrates a successful harvest and prays for peace and prosperity. It is a ritual offering to the deity Ka Blei Synshar, seeking blessings for the well-being of the Khasi people and thanking nature for its abundance. Class 6 ...
Kalbelia dance is especially performed during the Teej and Holi festivals in Rajasthan. During these vibrant celebrations, women perform the dance to express joy, devotion and cultural pride, captivating audiences with their swift and graceful snake-like movements. Class 6 Visual Arts ...
The Kalbelia dance celebrates the rich traditions of the Kalbelia community originally known for snake charming. It is performed to entertain, preserve cultural heritage and express joy during festivals, weddings and community gatherings through graceful, snake-like movements. Class 6 Visual Arts ...