Sattriya originated in Assam. It was developed in monasteries (Satras) as a devotional dance form dedicated to Lord Krishna. Sattriya combines storytelling, rhythmic footwork and expressive hand gestures to narrate religious and mythological themes through graceful yet structured movements. Class 6 ...
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Mohiniyattam primarily follows the Sama Bhanga posture, where the body remains straight and balanced. This posture enables smooth, flowing movements that enhance the dance’s lyrical beauty and grace, reflecting the feminine and devotional essence of Mohiniyattam. Class 6 Visual Arts Textbook ...
Mohiniyattam originated in Kerala. This graceful classical dance is associated with temple traditions and is known for its slow, flowing movements, delicate expressions and swaying body motions that depict themes of love, devotion and feminine grace. Class 6 Visual Arts Textbook ...
The Sama Bhanga posture, a balanced and straight stance, is commonly used in Kathak and Bharatanatyam. This posture ensures stability and symmetry, allowing dancers to perform controlled movements, graceful footwork and expressive hand gestures during their performances. Class 6 Visual Arts ...
The term used to describe different body bends in classical dance is “Bhanga.” It categorizes body movements into Samabhanga (straight posture), Tribhanga (three bends) and Atibhanga (exaggerated bends), each contributing to graceful expressions and storytelling in dance. Class 6 NCERT Arts ...