Nadantha Dance Academy

Nadantha Dance Academy bharatanatyam dance classes

It's that time again, come be apart of our Dance family! Make sure to register early and book your spot for the next yea...
14/12/2021

It's that time again, come be apart of our Dance family!
Make sure to register early and book your spot for the next year!

Classes are held in Benoni every Saturday morning at .

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MushtiUsed to denote steadfastness, to grasp and hold various things and is also used to denote valour.                 ...
26/05/2021

Mushti

Used to denote steadfastness, to grasp and hold various things and is also used to denote valour.

Shukatunda/Shukatundakaha/ShukathundamA gesture that's used to denote shooting of an arrow, an angry mood and a spear or...
19/05/2021

Shukatunda/Shukatundakaha/Shukathundam

A gesture that's used to denote shooting of an arrow, an angry mood and a spear or axe.

AralaA gesture used to show drinking and a violent storm.
13/05/2021

Arala

A gesture used to show drinking and a violent storm.

Ardhachandra / ArdhachandranThis Mudra denotes a Half moon, a hand seizing the throat, a knife or spear, consecrating an...
12/05/2021

Ardhachandra / Ardhachandran

This Mudra denotes a Half moon, a hand seizing the throat, a knife or spear, consecrating an idol, meditation, prayers, origin and to greet.

Mayura / MayuramThis gesture is used to depict a peacock, it's also used to praise and apply thilakam.
11/05/2021

Mayura / Mayuram

This gesture is used to depict a peacock, it's also used to praise and apply thilakam.

Kartarimukha/KartarimukamThis gesture is used to denote separation, to show a creeper, the corner of an eye, lighting, f...
10/05/2021

Kartarimukha/Kartarimukam

This gesture is used to denote separation, to show a creeper, the corner of an eye, lighting, falling, weeping and dying. It also denotes difference.

Ardhapataka, also known as Ardhapathakam.This is the 3rd gesture of the Asamyuta Hastas and is used to show numbers 2 or...
07/05/2021

Ardhapataka, also known as Ardhapathakam.

This is the 3rd gesture of the Asamyuta Hastas and is used to show numbers 2 or to say both. Also used to portray a knife or a spear, a tower and the bank of a river.

TripatakaPronounced "Three - path - aka"Used in story telling and denotes a crown, a tree, a lamp, fire, an arrow and a ...
06/05/2021

Tripataka

Pronounced "Three - path - aka"

Used in story telling and denotes a crown, a tree, a lamp, fire, an arrow and a bird.

Asamyuta Hastas - Single hand gestures.The 1st Hasta/Gesture.Pataaka/pathakam is used in classical dance to portray diff...
05/05/2021

Asamyuta Hastas - Single hand gestures.

The 1st Hasta/Gesture.

Pataaka/pathakam is used in classical dance to portray different meanings and tell stories.

It is the beginning of Natya and also denotes the self, can be used to show an oath being taken, a way to show something being cut, to denote greatness and goodness, shows blessing and addressing a person, to name a few.

In a blink of an eye, we are a whole year old today! Through dedication and perseverance, we keep climbing! Keep smiling...
08/03/2021

In a blink of an eye, we are a whole year old today! Through dedication and perseverance, we keep climbing! Keep smiling, keep dancing❤️

2021, let's go!Please share❤️
06/01/2021

2021, let's go!

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