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Culture of UttaranchalDances of UttaranchalChounphula And Jhumeila"Chounphula and Jhumeila" are among seasonal dances, that are performed from 'Basant Panchami' onwards to 'Sankranti' or Baisakhi'. 'Jhumeila' is sometimes mixed but is usually restricted to women. 'Chounphula' is performed by all sections of the community, at night, in groups, by men and women. Bhotiya Dance Bhotiya Dance
is performed by Bhotias and is connected with death ceremonies. It
is believed by the people that the soul of the dead person is
residing in the body of a goat or sheep and by dancing the soul can
be liberated. Barada Nati
dance is performed during religious festivals or any other social
occasion. It is performed by men and women wearing colorful
costumes. Pandava Dance
is performed by narrating the story of Mahabharata accompanied by
dance and music. This is performed during Dussehra and Deepawali.
This is a acrobatic dance performed by men. In this dance the dancer climbs a pole and balances himself at his navel on the top of the pole. Accompanied by dhola and music he balances and rotates on his belly at the pole and performs other acrobatic stunts. Music of Uttaranchal
Chhopati
Basanti
Mangal Puja Folk Songs
Jaggar
Bajuband
Khuded Laman Laman, another folk song is sung on special occasions, expressing the sacrifice that a man is willing to undergo for his beloved. Chhura Arts and Crafts of UttaranchalWood Carving Wood carving is an amazing craft work in uttaranchal. Most of the houses in the village have a variety of wood carving designs and the designing is based on the images of Gods, nature and other local things.
Flourished by the kings, the temple architecture is an amazing work
of craftsmanship in the uttaranchal region. Most of the temples are
built by the heavy and big stones and are placed in a very
architectural manner one above the other without any support. All
the stones of the temples were erected with highly intricate and
ornamental carvings. A few example of the temple architecture can be
seen at Kedarnath, Jageshwar, Bageshwar, Panch Kedar etc. The design of kumaoni and garhwali ornaments is basically based on the theme which is more than thousand years old. The ornaments are generally made of Gold, Silver and sometimes by the Copper.
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