Seethakali Folk Art
Recently, the Seethakali folk art was performed outside Kerala for the first time by Perinad Seethakali Sangham.
- The unique and flamboyant Seethakali is believed to have originated at Perinad in Kollam district.
- This art form was first performed some 150 years back by the people of Vedar and Pulayar communities.
- It is based on certain episodes taken from the epic Ramayana.It portrays the journey from “vanayatra” (exile to the forest) to “andardhanam” (descend into the earth) of Sita, featuring a blend of songs, storytelling, and fast movements.
- In the early times, Seethakali was performed as part of the harvest ....
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