Informacióngeneral: August 2016

Wednesday, 10 August 2016

Chavittu Nadakam

Chavittu Nadakam es una forma de arte colorido sirio cristiana clásica se originó en el estado de Kerala en la India . Se cree que es que se originó después de la llegada de los misioneros extranjeros a las costas del sur de la India . Se destaca por sus elaborados trajes , el maquillaje atractivo de los personajes y los movimientos del cuerpo bien definidos se presentan en una melodía con la reproducción de música rítmica . En esta técnica, hay gran número de personajes y todo lo que brilla en vestidos medievales . Se cree que el origen en el siglo 16 de A. D. Esta forma de arte es frecuente entre la comunidad cristiana de Siria en los distritos de distritos Media de Kerala . Es simbolizan las tradiciones marciales de Malayalam cristianos . Por lo general se realiza en escenarios abiertos .

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