Outlook at the creative geniuses of the people of Nepal in their way of life and cultural practices, from distant past.
Showing posts with label kati pyakha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kati pyakha. Show all posts
Monday, November 9, 2015
Nṛsiṃha Dance - Kartik Dance
Labels:
Dance,
hiranyakasyapu,
Intangible Cultural Heritage,
kartik,
kartik dance,
kati pyakha,
Lalitpur,
Mangalbazar,
masked dance,
Narasimha,
Narsingh,
nepal,
Newar,
Rajopadhyaya,
ritual,
theatre
Location:
Patan 44700, Nepal
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Narasiṃha Dance at Kārtik Ḍabalī - 1965 AD
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The performers in the above photograph are:
This photograph dates back to 1965 AD.
Kārtik Dance, called Kati Pyākha(n) (कति प्याखँ) in Newārī language, is one of the most popular masked dance since the late Middle Ages. Its history dates back to King Siddhi Narsiṁha Malla of Lalitpur.
Over a period of over 350 years, Kārtik Dance has seen a lot of changes. Now, Kārtik Dance is a 7-day long theatrical performance, and has recently been extended to 10-days.
In the above photograph, Lord Narasiṁha is seen .
The performers in the above photograph are:
Narasiṁha = Pundit Chakradhar Sharma of Mahadyanani, Lalitpur
Hiraṇyakaśyapu = Maniklal Chitrakar
This photograph dates back to 1965 AD.
Labels:
chakradhar,
chitrakar,
hiranyakasyapu,
Intangible Cultural Heritage,
kartik,
kati pyakha,
Lalitpur,
Mangalbazar,
maniklal,
masked dance,
Narasimha,
old,
old nepal,
old photo,
old photograph,
Rajopadhyaya,
sharma
Location:
Patan 44700, Nepal
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