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“The sound of the bells replicated her heartbeat. The musical rhythm coincided her breath. Every dance move she made, took her to a world that she had fallen in love with” ❤️ #mandala #mandalaart #zenart #zentangle #mandalalovers #ilovesharing mandala
Five fundamental foot positions (pādas) in Bharatanatyam as described in the Natyashastra. Learn how each feet adds grace, rhythm, and emotion https://natya-shastra.in/feet-in-bharatanatyam-natyashastras-five-pada-bhedas/
This is a Mandala design project around a Bharatnatyam(Indian Classical dance form) dancer! I have used various colors on this drawing with a yellow background which makes the silhoutte of the dancer look even deeper!
The ghungroo (ankle bell) is considered very special and are regarded with great respect by the Indian classical dancers. It is regarded as an inseparable part of the Indian classical dancing tradition for many forms of Indian classical dance such as the Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kuchipudi, Mohiniyattam, etc.
