🌈🖌✂✂️ DIY : ARTs AND CRAFTs ✂️✂🖌🌈

👝 JEANS BAG 👝 

Materials Needed :-

Old or torn Jeans 👖 #

Sewing Machine / Manual Sewing Kit 🧵 #

Safety Scissors ✂️ #

Sewing Chalk / Any marker pen 🖋 #

Scale 📏 #

Procedure :-

Take the Jeans 👖 and mark a line until  you want #

                                      the height of the bag to be.

            

Cut ✂️ through the line #

Make sure the line is cut ✂️ from the bottom of # 

the Jeans👖

Cut ✂️ through the middle of these pieces  #

to unfold a lengthier piece.        

Sew 🧵 these two pieces of the Jeans 👖 #

together from the sides. 

(be sure to leave the mouth open)

After sewing 🧵 upturn this fabric. #

( you will get a shape of bag )

To make handles, braid 🌀 three long, thin pieces of fabric #

of the Jeans 👖

( to decorate your bag with pockets you can use the Jeans 👖 side pockets )

(: (: YOUR JEANS BAG IS READY :) :)

   

                                             

  

🌈🖌✂✂️ DIY : ARTs AND CRAFTs ✂️✂🖌🌈

         DO IT YOURSELF ❗❗

TRIANGULAR PENSTAND 

✒️ ✒️ ✒️                   WITH               🖋️🖋️🖋️

TO DO BOARD BEHIND

TRIANGULAR - PEN STAND

" TO DO " BOARD

MATERIALS REQUIRED :-

📦 Cardboard 📦	7️⃣	Pieces of Cardboard
📼 Masking Tape 📼	1️⃣	Roll of Masking Tape
✂️ Scissors ✂️	1️⃣	Pair of Scissors
🔫 Hot Glue 🔫 ( / Fevicol / Glue Stick )	1️⃣  1️⃣	Gun   Stick of Glue
🎨📄 Coloured Papers 📄🎨	7️⃣	Sheets of Cloured Paper
📏 Scale 📏	1️⃣	Scale
📝 Sticky Notes 📝	1️⃣	Packet of Sticky Notes

Procedure :- 

 1️⃣ Cut one piece of Cardboard into three equal rectangles. 

 2️⃣ Join these three pieces of rectangles to form a triangle. 

 3️⃣ Tape the sides with Masking tape.

 4️⃣ Repeat step  1️⃣, 2️⃣, and 3️⃣ for the other three pieces of 

    cardboard.

 5️⃣ Make sure each one goes 1cm smaller than the previous one.

 6️⃣ Paste the Coloured sheets of paper on each of the triangular  

    so that the Cardboard is fully covered.

 7️⃣ Cut out one piece of carboard which covers the area of all the 

    triangular stands together.

8️⃣ Cover that piece of cardboard with a piece of grey / 

   chrome yellow sheet of paper. 

9️⃣ Take another piece of cardboard and cut it the same size of the 

   previous piece of cardboard.Cover it with a coloured sheet of paper.

🔟  Join the four triangular pieces with one cardboard behind the stands 

   

   and one as the base.

❗❗ YOUR DIY CARDBOARD PENSTAND IS READY ❗❗

💃 DANCE STORY 💃

👯👯👯BHARATANATYAM👯👯👯

• History : 

• Bharatanatyam is one of the oldest classical dances of India.

• Bharatanatyam by 2nd century CE is noted in the ancient Tamil epic Silappadikaram. 

• Temple sculptures of 6th to 9th century CE suggest it was a well refined performance art by the mid 1st millennium CE.

• It follows the rules of the Natya Shastra , which is an ancient Indian treatise on the performing arts, encompassing theatre, dance and music, written between 200 BC and 200 AD. 

• Origin :

• Bharatanatyam originated in the Tanjore district of Tamil Nadu and is regarded as the mother of many other classical dance forms of India. 

• First it was initiated in the Hindu temples of Tamil Nadu and eventually flourished in South India.

• It is the most widely practiced of Indian classical dances in south India, and has it's origin in Tamil Nadu. 

• The term Bharatnatyam was introduced in the mid thirties by

 S. Krishna Iyer and later spread by Rukminidevi Arundale. 

• It comprises Bhava,Raga, Tala, and Natya put together as Bharatanatyam.

  • The God Of Bharatanatyam :-

  • Lord Shiva is the god of Bharatanatyam...

  
  
  

  • About the Costume

    
    

    

  
  

  • Dancers wear costumes made of silk sarees with gold zari embroidery designs.

  
  

  • There are two commonly used styles in Bharatanatyam Costumes for women: 

  
  
  

  • The Skirt (Saree) Style

  
  

  • The Pyjama Style.

  
  

  • The Pyjama Style

  
  

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    The costumes consists of four parts :-

  
  

  • Blouse (upper part)

  • Pyjama ( lower part )

  • Fan ( between the pyjamas )

  • Small Fan

  • Pallu (drape over bosom)

    
    

    • Exams ( periodically )

    
    

    • There are six practical examination grades, numbered from 1 to 6, in order to indicate the increasing order of difficulty.

    (6 represents the highest level of attainment)

    
    
    
    

    • The Adavus of Bharatanatyam

    
    

    • Adavus are the basic dance steps in Bharatanatyam. 

    
    

    • The technique of any classical dance rests on the sturdy base of the adavus. 

    
    

    • An Adavu is defined as "The basic rhythmic unit of dance within a specific tempo and time structure that involves composite movements pertaining to Nritta".

    
    

    •    Tatta Adavu (Tap)                                                         7

      

    • Natta Adavu  (Perching on the heels)                      8

       

    • Pakka Adavu  (side move)                                            6

    
    

    •    Kuditha Mettu Adavu ( jump and beat )       6

    
    

    •    Sarikal  Adavu ( Slide )                                               4

    
    

    •    Periya Adavu ( Cover Big space )                              1

    
    

    •    Etta Adavu ( To reach out)                                         6

    
    

    •    Tiramana Adavu – I (finishing and ending)        5

       Tiramana Adavu – II                                     9     

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      Utplavana Adavu ( jump)                                            3

    
    

    •   Jati  Adavu (Tatti-metti)                                                5

    
    

    •   Katta/Kartari Adavu (enclose),                                      1  

      Shimir ( Open )                                                        3         

    
    

    
    

    • The Prayer 🙏 and it’s Meaning

    
    

    • Angikam Bhuvanam Yasya,

    Vachikam Sarva Vangmayam,

    Aaharyam Chandra Taaraadhi,

    Tam Namha Saatvikam Shivam 🙏

    
    

    • Oh Lord Shiva 🙏, your body is our universe.

    Your language is our language, the universal language of dance..

    Lord Shiva 🙏, when you dance, the sun and moon become your spotlight.

    To you, we bow, Lord Shiva 🙏 

    
    
    
    

    • The Namaskar

    
    

    • The Namaskar is performed right after the prayer to start the dance and at the last to end the dance.

      
      

      
      

      • Four Major Positions in Bharatanatyam

      
      

      • Samapada 

      • Standing position

      • The dancer is standing with feet joined, hands on the hips and face forward.

        The body is straight and at attention, not too relaxed and not too stiff.

        
        

        
        

        

        
        

        • Ayattam

        • Half Sitting position 

        • Ayattam is an integral body posture in Bharatnatyam. 

        • It is the starting position of Bharatnatyam which is also known as the half-sitting posture. 

        • In this posture, the performer must sit at a position which is 3/4th of his or her height.

          
          

          

          
          

          • Ara - Mandi

          • In Ara - Mandi the thigh and the calf do not touch.

          • It is a position on toes in between the Ayattam position and the Mandi position.

          
          

          
          

          • Mandi

          • In this posture, the dancer sits down completely, maintaining the same feet positions as in Ara - Mandi.

        
        

        

             

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      Mudra ( hand gestures )

    
    

    • In Bharatanatyam, the Classical Dance of India performed by Lord Nataraja, the mudras (hand/finger gestures), are used to clearly communicate specific ideas, events, actions, or creatures. 

    
    

    • There are a total of 55 root mudras. Of them 32 are Asamyukta Hastas (mudras), and other 23 are Samyukta Hastas 

      ( mudras ).

    
    

    • Asamyukta Hastas

    
    

    • Asamyukta Hastas are the 32 of the one hand mudras.

    
    

    

    
    

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      Samyukta Hastas

    
    

    • Samyukta Hastas are the other 23 of the root mudras and are both hand gestures.

      
      

      

      
      

      
      

      
      

      
      

      
      

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