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Among wooden carvings, the tourists can pick kathakali faces, lamp
stands, elephant idols, flower vases, wooden cars for children, wall
hangings and even statues. These souvenirs are suited best to adore
your house and add grace to the entire look. The people of Kerala use
rose wood or sandal wood in making beautiful designs.
On seeing the use of vibrant colors and exclusive designs used in the
handicrafts, it seems that Kerala keeps on dazzling all the way. The
handicrafts of Kerala represent the Aryan and Dravidian influence on
it enabling the tourist to live that time.
The art and craft in Kerala is not restricted to handicrafts or wooden
and metal carvings. Another form of art known in Kerala and worldwide
is dance. Tourists can enjoy various shows of kathakali, mohiniyattam
and baharat natyam. Representing the cultural heritage of Kerala,
these dance forms have a magical effect about them.
On the other side of the coin, Kerala is also known for is
kalaripayattu (martial arts). It is known to be one of the oldest
forms of martial art form, which has given birth to karate, taekwondo,
judo and lots more.
On visiting Kerala and its various well-known districts, the tourists
can take back a bag full of designer art pieces, wooden furniture,
stylish mirrors and various things that will add to the beauty of your
home and office. In fact, the tourists can have a delightful treat of
Kerala’s traditions in these handicrafts and various other art forms.
History of Kerala
Lying on the south-western front of India, Kerala’s
history takes you back to the Stone Age. Though, the mention about this state is
clearly seen in the times of Mauryan Empire.
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People and Culture of
Kerala
Kerala has the privilege of being one of the most
beautiful states in India. Its greenery has a magnetic power of attracting
visitors and making them spellbound.
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Art and Craft in Kerala
Elephants, sloth bear, sambar, mouse-deer etc. are found
in this sanctuary. It is also rich in avifauna and reptiles. This sanctuary is
easily accessible from Kannur.
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