Sattriya Nritya
Sattriya Nritya is classical dance form that originates from Assam. Sattriya Dance was originally introduced by Mahapurush Sankaradeva in 15th century as a strong medium for depicting Vaishnava faith. In 2000, Sattriya Dance was recognized as one of the eight classical dance forms of India by the Sangeet Natak Akademi.
Performance— The dance techniques of Sattriya dance includes graceful hand gestures (mudras), slow and intricate footwork. Initially Sattriya Dance used to be performed by male monks in monasteries on mythological themes but now sattriya is also performed by both male and female dancers as street plays. This dance includes Sutradhar, which is a symbolic leader who guides the performance, and Bhatima, which includes the dramatic and narrative aspects of the dance. Sattriya dancers wear traditional Assamese attire with the women dressing in a mekhela chadar and the men in dhoti. Sattriya is a highly respected dance that makes Assamese culture shine.
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