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Orissa boasts of a long and rich cultural
heritage. Due to the reigns of many different rulers in the
past, the culture, arts and crafts of the state underwent many
changes, imitations, assimilations and new creations, from
time to time. The artistic skill of the Orissan artists is
unsurpassable in the world. The discovery that traditional
artists still live and work throughout Orissa, producing
various objects in many media, is an exciting part of any
visit to the state. Odissi dance and music has lured many to
this sacred land of Lord Jagannath. Like other aspects of the
culture, the Odissi music is charming, colurful, variegated
encompassing various types. In addition to the world renowned
Odissi and Chhau dance forms, Orissa boasts of a number of
folk performances too. |
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FINE ARTS |
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Painting,
Etching |
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PERFORMING ARTS |
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Odissi
Music, Odissi Dance,
Animal Mask,
Baunsa Rani, Chaiti
Ghoda, Changu Nata,
Chhau, Dalkhai,
Danda Nata, Dasakathia,
Dhanu Jatra, Ghanta
Patua, Ghoomra, Jhoomar,
Karma, Kathinacha,
Kedu, Kela Keluni, Krishna
Leela, Medha Nacha,
Naga Dance,
Paika Nrutya, Pala,
Patua Jatra, Puppet
Dance, Rama
Leela, Ranappa,
Samprada |
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HANDICRAFTS |
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Major
Hadicrafts:
Applique
Work, Brass & Bell
Metal, Silver
Filigree, Stone
Carving. |
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Minor
Hadicrafts:
Horn Work,
Lacquer, Papier
Mache, Tribal
Combs, Wood Carving |
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HANDLOOMS |
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Odissi
Handlooms, Tribal
Handlooms |
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