Hunar Kala

Cultural and traditional

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Well it’s not about how you look.. It’s about how you show your emotions. It’s about happiness which is driving force to let the life go easy. #rajasthan #fullofculture #unesco #undp #unitednations #asi #artandculture #ministryoftourism #incredibleindia #smile #cheers #action #laughter https://www.instagram.com/p/CDWcT3FhhrC/?igshid=hsjpugkw3r0w

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Photography can be creative with little punch of smile and ACTION — Hunar Kala Follow @hunarkala @sabhyakriti #incredibleindia #ministryofculture #india #bharat #dance #music #smile #emotions #love #affection #photography #action #hunarkala https://www.instagram.com/p/CDWb4X7BiV2/?igshid=1j4xjsm2l8a29

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Culture is something which can be followed but can’t be adopted if we don’t know the real meaning behind it. This is something which let us connect to people, history, psychology and many more aspects but we always deny to accept it in this scientific world because we always want something that can be experimented. Don’t forget it’s culture not an experiment. It should be preserved to know how we evolved and finding ways to have a better life. #culture #jewellary #rajasthan #haryana #india #proudindia #trandition #bharat #sanskriti #loveindia #bhartiyasanskriti #incredibleindia #ministryofculture #currentaffairs #artandculture https://www.instagram.com/p/CDWbZ0WBrjv/?igshid=h0ekoqp75lqr

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Respected Bapu (Mahatma Gandhi), Blessed to have your teachings in our memories. #mahatmagandhi #charkha #tradition #culture #basics #loveindia #indian #bharat #indianculture #teachings https://www.instagram.com/p/CDTMVQxBdWo/?igshid=1l4305hco1s8l

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“Charkha” which mostly used for making threads in old times. It’s something which let us connect with basics or roots. There used to be a long process involved while making threads like, plucking the cotton flowers, then extract cotton fibres (Resha) from the flower, then the seeds (Binola- used as eatables for animals and also extraction of oil from Binola). This is how the thread can be made from the fibres. Well Lemme tell you some of the basic things which you might connect with your cultural aspects. In Hindu Dharma, we always welcome the new crops and connect it with our festivals. Like Binola is also used during Sheetla Mata Poojan after Holi. And we also use threads (basically known as “Kookdi”) made by charkha only during Holika Dahan and also during vat vriksha Poojan (Banyan tree) or badi Amavasya Poojan. “Ghoom ghumeru charkha la, Kaate mera Lamba soot. “ . . Follow @sabhyakriti @hunarkala #hunarkala #sabhyakriti #ministryofculture #ministryoftourism #charkha #incredibleindia #discoverindia #proudindian #traditions #cotton (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDTLQoDBniM/?igshid=1o7871wca34d7

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A “spinning wheel” or “Charkha” is a device for spinning thread or yarn from fibres. It’s fundamental to cotton textiles industry prior to industrial revolution. It laid the foundations for later machinery such as the spinning Jenny and spinning frame, which displaced the spinning wheel during the industrial revolution. . Follow @hunarkala @sabhyakriti . #sabhyakriti #connecttoroots #indianculture #bhartiyasanskriti #tradition #ancienttimes #spinningwheel #charkha #basics #proudindian #loveindia #incredibleindia #ministryofculture (at New Delhi, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDTJ3kJhnsr/?igshid=1vlctnoal289w

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I’m proud to belong to a religion which has taught the world tolerance and universal acceptance. We believe not only in universal toleration, but we accept all religion as true. The spirituality of each religion is vested in the sacred books and physical spaces where people get together to pray. Religion is a very powerful tool in the hands of the powerful and they use it to break and make communal ties, but usually India has had more years of religions peace than instances of communal tensions. Many religions are- Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism and Judaism. Follow @hunarkala @sabhyakriti . @indiacircus @incredibleindia @unesco @discover_india @discovery @natgeotravellerindia @ministryofculturegoi @tourismgoi @mib_india #indianreligion #bhartiyapratha #reetiriwaz #dharma #culturaldiversity #unityinreligion #religiousunity #unityindiversity #proudindian #secular #indianconstitution #bharatkiprastavna #dharmnirpeksh #hinduism #muslim #islam #christian #judaism #jainism #buddhist #buddhism #sikhism #sikh #zoroastrianism #bharatiyasanskriti (at New Delhi - The Capital Of India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBFe6SXJQjw/?igshid=4ot3g35qk9g6

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India has one of the largest film industries in Asia. Thousands of people get employment not only as actors and music directors but also as extras, spot boys etc. The indian film industry is also known for producing the largest number of films in the world. It produces films in Hindi , Telugu, Tamil, Bhojpuri etc. In the survey conducted in 2014, India produces nearly 3000 celluloid films, which were further classified into around 1000 short films and 1969 feature films. Recently, a provision was passed to allow full FDI in the film sector which led major international media houses like the 20th century fox, Warner bros., etc to invest in Indian films. This also has led major foreign directors to pick up sociology cultural issues relevant to India. HISTORY: 1. the era of silent films 2. The epoch of talkies 3. War ravaged 1940s 4. Coming of age 1950s 5. The golden era 1960s 6. The ‘angry young man’ phase 1970-80 7. Phase of romantic cinema 1980-2000 8. The parallel cinema South India cinema: five film industries- the Tamil, the Telugu, the Kannada, the Malayalam and the Tulu film industries. The GOI Instituted the indian cinematograph act 1952 to certify films to flesh out the constitution and the functioning of the CBFC or censor board of India. @incredibleindia @discoverindia.magazine @discover_india @unesco #indiancinema #rajnikant #salmankhan #amitabhbachchan #aishwaryarai #deepikapadukone #priyankachopra #madhuridixit #premchopra #southindian #bollywood #tollywood (at Parliament of India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA-oXPjpb3B/?igshid=2m4iw7xcvfc5

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India has a long tradition of artistic excellence and painting is one of the major mediums that have been used to express it. There are several evidences that suggest that painting flourished in india since ancient times. Archeologists have found wall paintings in parts of India, which suggest that even the early historic man in India was engaged in activities of art and leisure. The history of painting can be traced through the ancient and medieval periods where the Booker were illustrated with paintings. Then came the miniature style that dominated the Mughal and Rajput courts. With the coming of Europeaans, the art of painting and engraving work took a western turn. Modern painters experimented with styles, colours and designs. Many types of painting are: Ajanta Ellora Cave paintings, Bagh cave paintings, Lepakshi paintings, Jogimara cave paintings, Madhubani paintings, pattachitra paintings, Patua art, Kalighat paintings,Paitkar painting, Kalamkari paintings, Warli, thangka, Manjusha, Phad,Pithora, And Saura paintings. Follow @hunarkala #saurapainting #warlipainting #paitkarpainting #thangkapainting #phadpainting #pithorapainting #kalamkaripainting #madhubanipainting #manjushapainting #kalighatpainting (at I Love My INDIA) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA5ttKopSj9/?igshid=kfokta6xgr82

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Puppetry is one of the ancient forms of entertainment. The suggestive element of a puppet being controlled by a master makes it a captivating experience, while the low cost of animation and production of a performance makes it popular among freelance artists. The form gives unrestricted freedom to the artist in form, design, colour and movement and makes it one of the most ingenious inventions of mankind. puppetry has long been of interest in India, both for entertainment and educational purposes. Many form of string puppetry in India are- Kathputli, Kundhei,Gombeyatta, And Bommalattam. Some Shadow Puppets are: Togalu Gombeyatta, Ravanchhaya, Thodi and Bommalata. Glove Puppets: Pavakoothu Rod Puppets: Yampuri, Putul Naach . Follow @hunarkala . @incredibleindia @discoverindia.magazine @discover_india @discover_india @tourismgoi @ministryofculturegoi @meaindia #bommalattam #yampuri #gombeyatta #kundhei #katputli #puppetry #indianpuppet #indianpuppetshow #tiktok #tiktokindia #culture #tradition #indianartandculture #indianhandicrafts #reetiriwaz #pratha #parampara #indianentertainment #conservationofculture #diversityinculture #unityindiversity (at I Love My INDIA) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA4fX2JJgkH/?igshid=14ss6z31myaik

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India has a long tradition of street performers and artists who would go from town to town. However, circus in the modern sense of the term is fairly a new industry. According to Philip Astley, a English circus master, the first indian circus was born around 1880. Major circuses are: The great indian circus,Keeleri kunhikannan. Major Circus Companies in India: Three ring circus, great royal circus, great Bombay circus, Gemini Circus, Jumbo Circus. Follow @hunarkala #incredibleindia #indiancircus #circus #indianculture #indianart #indiantradition #proudindian #bharatpratha #bhartiyaparampara #ancienttimes #medievaltimes #moderntimes #tiktokindia #handwashchallenge #theatre #bharat #india #theatre #circusshow #kidsentertainment #flexibility #unesco #discoverindia @incredibleindia @indiacircus @kingdomofdreams @riders_circus (at Incredible India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA4UOpwpCiG/?igshid=1kdwnpkiictzm

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Theatre in India began as a narrative art form, which encompassed a concoction of music, dance and acting. Recitation, dance and music were integral parts of theatre. The Sanskrit word ‘Nataka’ was derived from the root word ‘Nata’ which actually meant a dancer. Rupaka, Drishyakvya and Preksakavya were others also used to describe drama. In ancient India, plays were generally of two types- 1) Lokadharmi (daily life) 2) Natyadharmi (narration and symbolism) Many types of plays are— Shakuntalam, Mudarakshasa, Ankita Nat, Kala, Ramlila, Raslila, Bhuta, Ramman, Bhavai, Daskathia, Garodas, Jatra,Kariyila, Maach, Nautanki, Oja-Pali, Powada, Swang, Tamasha, Villupattu, Bhand Pather, Bhaona, Dashavatar, Bhand, Burra katha, Bayalata, kuruvanji. Theatre Diversity in India with their specific symbols. @incredibleindia @natgeotravel @natgeoindia @natgeo @unesco @tourismgoi @ministryofculturegoi #incredibleindia #indianculture #rammanfestival #indiantheatre #indiandrama #nautanki #indianunity #proudindia #culturaldiversity #amazingindia #promoteculture #developetraditions #tiktok #tiktokindia #viral #tamasha #ramlila #raslila https://www.instagram.com/p/CAz6TzYpoDi/?igshid=11uxybdublwc9

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Handicrafts are an amalgamation of all the things that are crafted by a man/woman’s hands. Many states in indian have their own handicrafts that reflect the skill and artistic proficiency. Artist use their skill to create various types of golfs that might be decorative or functional. There are unique kind of craft as these items are solely handmade without the use of any machine. People in indian, not only take handicrafts as a way to earn their livelihood but as an art to be preserved for coming generations. Handicrafts hold special importance to tribal and rural communities who depend on them for their livelihood. Some of the major handicrafts are- Glassware,handicrafts in cloth, clay and pottery work, bronze craft, metal craft, leather products wooden work, stoneware and embroidery crafts. . Follow @hunarkala . @metalart.studio @wood_metal_art @metal.bronze.art.design @kartwheel_handicrafts @pottery @incredibleindia @natgeotravellerindia @discover_india @discoverindia.magazine @unesco @unicef @unitednations @india.diaries #incredibleindia #rajasthan #jaipur #moradabad #delhi #uttarpradesh #assam #viral #handwashchallenge #tiktokindia #pottery #handicraft #metalwork #embroidery #clayart #indianartform #unityindiversity #proudindia #strongindia #corona #staysafe #lockdown #qurantinelife #usa #china #indianproducts #vocalforlocal #atmnirbharbharat #swadeshi #buylocal (at India Lover) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAzRe-OJz9Y/?igshid=1w5bwli8odyox

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Let’s talk about Diversity in India... We have diversity in each aspects of India whether you talk about cultural diversity or biodiversity. But still we stand still and unite and contribute to growth of India’s development. Regional diversity, Religion diversity, art form diversity, dance form diversity, musical diversity, soil quality diversity, language diversity, wear and attitude diversity. I salute India for UNITY in Diversity. Follow @hunarkala #unityindiversity #indianunity #religion #religionunity #hindumuslimunity #community #indian #proudindian #saluteindia #incredibleindia #loveyouindia #merabharatmahan #hindustan #hindustani #culture #tradition #unesco #namaskar #respectelders #backtothebasics #indiastandsstrong @unesco @keralatourism @rajasthan_tourism @andhrapradeshtourism @gujarattourism @incredibleindia @discover_india @natgeotravellerindia @streetphotographyindia (at India Lover) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAxb1H3J0R2/?igshid=og19rwqbvwuy

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India had a long tradition of artistic excellence and painting is one of the major mediums that have been used to express it. The history of painting can be traced through the ancient and mediëval period where the books were illustrated with paintings. Then came the miniature style that dominated the Mughal and Rajput courts. With the coming of Europeans, the art of painting and engraving took a western turn. Modern painters experimented with styles, colours and designs. . Follow @hunarkala @enchantingtamilnadu @uttarakhandtoyou @_local_artists @keralatourism @incredibleindia @maharashtratourismofficial @uttarakhand_tourismofficial @discoverindia.magazine @aptourism @enchantingtamilnadu @gujarattourism @rajasthanroyals @unesco @unicef @unitednations @undpinindia @natgeotravel @natgeo @natgeotravellerindia @discoverychannelin #incredibleindia #indianartform #indianheritage #indianculture #unityindiversity #cultureconservation #ngo #bharatnatyam @indianmusicianshub @indian_artists_club #indianart #protectculturalheritage #indianartandculture #traditions #reetiriwaz #marriages #southindia #northindia #northeastern #westerncountries #instadaily #instapost (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAxDB1vp0wO/?igshid=200z61wgck0x

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•Hindustani music• While the historical roots of both the music types belong to the Bharata’s #natyasastra , they diverged in the 14th century. The Hindustani branch of music focuses more on the musical structure and the possibilities of improvisation in it. The #hindustani branch adopted a scale of Shudha Swara Saptaka or the ‘octave of natural notes’. . There are ten main styles of singing in Hindustani music like the.. 1) Dhrupad 2) Dhamar 3) Hori 4) Khayal 5) Tappa 6) Chaturang 7) Ragasagar 8) Tarana 9) Sargam 10) Thumri. #incredibleindia @incredibleindia #discoverindia #indianfolkmusic #singingform #indianheritage #indianartandculture #indianunity #culturaldiversity #indiandance #indianart #mandala #music #hindustanimusic #bhartiyasabhyata #bhartiyasangeet #hindu #sufi #pop #jazz #music #connectstothesoul @natgeotravellerindia @discover_india @discoverindia.magazine @enchantingtamilnadu @keralatourism @aptourism @maharashtratourismofficial @gujarattourism @haryanatourism @uttarakhand_tourismofficial @rajasthan_tourism @mptourism @odishatourismofficial @discover.northeast #culturalunity #instadaily #followforfollowback (at New Delhi - The Capital Of India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvI-xepSKG/?igshid=j8lrrjekxgf2

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As the story goes in Bharata’s Natya Shastra, when Lord Brahma was requested by the Gods to create a pastime, he combined certain aspects of four vedas and created a fifth Veda known as NATYA VEDA. #natya is an amalgamation of dance, drama and music and included Words, gestured, music, emotions from all 4 vedas. 2 basic aspects of indian classical dance are; 1) Laasya- denotes grace, bhava, Rasa and Abhinaya. (Feminine features) 2) Tandav- emphasis on rhythm and movement. (Male features and aspects) . There are also Nine Rasas or emotions that expressed through the dance- tried to depict in cartoonist picture. #bharatnatyam #tamilnadu #danceform #incredibleindia #rajasthan #uttarakhand #odisha #artform #culturalheritage #traditions #culturalrevival #indianartandculture #handicrafts #paintform #musicform #unesco @enchantingtamilnadu @uttarakhandtoyou @uttarakhandmagazine @_local_artists @artistunitedclubofficial @tamilnaduvisit @uttarakhandfamily @incredibleindia @unesco @unaconfr @discover_india @discoverindia.magazine @india.diaries @imperial.india @imperial.rajasthan @andhrapradeshtourism @keralatourism @maharashtratourismofficial @awesomeassam #promoteindia #indianculture (at New Delhi - The Capital Of India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAuSlw_J93N/?igshid=1hft5wqzx1c27