Garba is also commonly used to refer to a Circular Dance
Garba is the name given to a pot which is decorated and perforated with a light inside
The dances which are performed around the Pot are called Garba.
Garba is also commonly used to refer to a Circular DanceGarba is the name given to a pot which is decorated and perforated with a light inside
The dances which are performed around the Pot are called Garba.
Garba is also commonly used to refer to a Circular DanceGarba is the name given to a pot which is decorated and perforated with a light inside
The dances which are performed around the Pot are called Garba.
The Pot contains a Deep which means light. The light represents the Divine shining through the perforations and the Pot symbolises the womb universe.
Garba is also commonly used to refer to a Circular Dance
The songs and tunes to which the Garba dance takes place, are also known as Garba or Garbis. These compositions have been handed down over the generations and their words and themes
Many dancers move in flowing rhythm, in balance and harmony, swift and speedy, in an instance they disappear to the far side, only to reappea
Garba is performed in a circle as a symbol of the Hindu view of time. The rings of dancers revolve in cycles, as time in Hinduism is regarded as cyclical. EXPAND
The Dandiya Raas is a stick dance played by a group of evenly numbered dancers, dancing in two concentric circular lines, with one line moving clockwise
The Dandiya Raas is played by just men or just women and also by women and men