Arjuna Nritham (the dance of Arjuna) is also called "Mayilpeeli Thookkam". The dance in “Mayilpeelithookkam” is known as “Pyattu”. It is believed to have evolved from the Arya – Dravidian culture. The dancer wears a characteristic garment made of “Mayilppeeli” (peacock feathers). Percussion is the main instrument used in Arjuna Nirtham. This is a hand-drawn artwork of Theyyam in watercolor medium with pen render.
Kerala, rightfully known as "Gods own country" is famous for its rich and colorful native art forms. These art forms that reflect the life and outlook of its people are based on the rituals followed in religious or social beliefs of Kerala. This collection is intended to understand and appreciate the precious heritage of Kerala and its unique ritual art forms. In the midst of irreversible socio-cultural changes, these ritual art forms are not receiving the recognition they deserve. Hence, this collection is a tribute to all the performers who immerse themselves in these rituals, legends, myths and festivals.
Arjuna Nritham
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Arjuna Nritham
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Arjuna Nritham (the dance of Arjuna) is also called "Mayilpeeli Thookkam". The dance in “Mayilpeelithookkam” is known as “Pyattu”. It is believed to have evolved from the Arya – Dravidian culture. The dancer wears a characteristic garment made of “Mayilppeeli” (peacock feathers). Percussion is the main instrument used in Arjuna Nirtham. This is a hand-drawn artwork of Theyyam in watercolor medium with pen render.
Kerala, rightfully known as "Gods own country" is famous for its rich and colorful native art forms. These art forms that reflect the life and outlook of its people are based on the rituals followed in religious or social beliefs of Kerala. This collection is intended to understand and appreciate the precious heritage of Kerala and its unique ritual art forms. In the midst of irreversible socio-cultural changes, these ritual art forms are not receiving the recognition they deserve. Hence, this collection is a tribute to all the performers who immerse themselves in these rituals, legends, myths and festivals.