Tippani Dance
Tippani Dance originated from the chorwad region of
Saurashtra in Gujarat.
In this dance, women
labourers those are engage in creation work clout on the ground with lengthy
sticks named as ‘Tippani’. The rod has iron/wood
piece at one end, to make it stronger in opposite rows. This makes the dance
different and popular in Saurashtra. The dance starts gradually,
through the Beating and singing of the earth done in the identical rhythm. As
the rapidity speed up, the dancers alternately strike the ground and hit the
knob of the mallets collectively, and then commence body activities, usually
circuitous and increasing themselves. Towards the ending of the dance, all the
women set in rows and smack the floor very swiftly. An exclusive feature of
dance is the dynamic quickness and cadenced pulse of footsteps and Tippani
striding. It is normally execute on
festivals such as Holi or Diwali and on the diverse observance like wedding.
This dance form is popular among the people of
Kharva and Koli habitants of the coastal region, as they dance in the form of
sailor and fisherman. After a day of grueling labour, they use a rhythmic
musical process to escape from the workload that is involved in their task.
This dance is one of the examples of the virile dance forms of the folk dances
in Gujarat.
Musical Instrument Used In Tippani Dance :-
The wooden sticks are the main medium for producing the sounds and music
in the Tippani dance by the dancers. With simple instruments like a `Turi`
and a `Thali` i.e. brass plate the
dancers generate the music. Dhol, Marinara and Shehnai are also the main musical
gadget used to manage the cadence and pace of the arrangements.
Costumes of Tippani Dance:-
Folk
costumes for the dance frequently consist of a short coat well known as “Kedia” with tight sleeves having
overstated shoulders and borders, tight trousers such as the Churidars and vibrantly overstated caps or decorated turbans and a decorated waist
band.
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