🎭Sattriya Dance of Assam – Origin, Features & Evolution | Explained in Hindi and English 📘 English Sattriya is a classical Indian dance form that originated from the monasteries (Satras) of Assam . It was introduced in the 15th century by Vaishnavite saint Sankardeva for religious expression and storytelling. Traditionally performed by male monks (Bhakats) , it is an essential part of Satra culture. Sattriya includes elements of nritta (pure dance) , nritya (expressive dance) , and natya (drama) . In the year 2000 , it was recognized as one of the eight classical dance forms of India by the Sangeet Natak Akademi . 🔍 Additional Information: Sattriya is known for its use of mudras (hand gestures) , padas (footwork) , and abhinaya (facial expressions) . Dancers wear traditional Assamese costumes , along with ornate jewelry and headgear. Its music is based on classical ragas and is performed using khol (drum) , taals (cymbals) , and flute . Over...
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