Indian Classical Dance Series: KATHAK

The word Kathak is originated from the devnagri word 'Kathakar', with english meaning, story-teller, who narrates the stories from Hindu epics through their dances. 

Kathak being originated in the ancient northern India and evolved exponentially, due to the Mughal and Persian invasion in India.

During those periods, kathak was hugely performed in the courts of kings and Sultans, with the shift in it's accompaning music, from typical Bhakti Ras to urdu gazals. Even the accompaning musical instruments changed accordingly.

Kathak, dance is recognized by it's beautiful facial and eye expressions and strong foot work.

The background of the paithing is inspired from a renowned Mughal architecture, 'Taj Mahal'. This is a form of tribute to the place of origin and evolution of this dance form.

Painting on a 14 × 18 inches Canvas with acrylic paints and varnished to protect it from dust and sunlight.

This painting is unframed and has 2 inches margin left on all sides. This painting will be shipped in tube.

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