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Mohini Attam

Title:Mohini Attam
Author:(n/a)
Publication:Marg
Enumeration:Vol. 11 Issue no. 1; December 1957, p. 54
Abstract:Parallel to Bharata Natyam in Tamil Nadu, is Mohini Attam in Kerala. Performed solo by a woman (though in the past men also performed), Mohini Attam combines nrita (pure dance), nritya (expression), and elements of Kathakali. Named after the mythological seductress Mohini, the dance is graceful and sensuous, and is accompanied by classical Carnatic music in Malayalam. The dancer wears a white sari held by a gold belt and her hair is adorned with a circlet of jasmine flowers. Make-up is simple with the eyes emphasized, and traditional Kerala jewellery is worn.

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