Kerala, a paradise for tourists is diverse in tourist destinations. Its 600km coast boarders with Arabian sea in the west and the western ghats reaching up to 2700 meters high boarders in the east. With the canopy of coconut palms, lush green plantations of rubber, tea, coffee and spices, extensible paddy fields and tropical cultivations makes this land ever green in all the seasons of the year.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Kalampattu or Kalamezhuthu Pattu
Kalampattu or Kalamezhuthu Pattu is a folk art form that is practiced in the northern parts of Kerala. More than 600 years old art form, it is performed by a group of five to fifteen people in the Bhadrakali and Ayyappa temples. The ritual is performed around the Kolam, which is an elaborate picture usually of Bhadrakali drawn on the floor with the use five colors. The dance is performed in the light of temple torches continue all through the night. A series of songs or kalampattu are sung to the accompaniment of nanthuni and elathalams.
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