Service Offered
Lessons/Tuitions,
Dance Classes,
Bharatanatyam Dance Classes
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Navrasa Dance
- Serving Across Illinois State
- 16 Years in Business
- By Appointment
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16 Years
Anuya Mistry
Anuya Mistry
Navrasa Dance was started by Anuya Wagh Mistry, shishya of Vasundhara Sridharan and Priya Balan. It specializes in the Indian classical dance of Bharatnatyam as well as folk dances from all over India. With the blessings of her Gurus and her mission to spread the knowledge, Navrasa Dance has now grown into a thriving group of artists who have been performing in the Chicago land area since its inception. Navrasa means 9 rasas (or emotions). Our logo is a peacock with 9 feathers. Or a lotus with 9 petals. The eye of the peacock is a swan. The peacock represents us and the swan (or hamsa) represents the divine. Navrasa Bharatanatyam Dance Academy, teaches the Pandanallore style of dance in the Schaumburg area and provides a unique opportunity for students to learn traditional Bharatanatyam dance. Goals: To teach Bharatanatyam and folk dances of all over India and generate respect for the different cultures.
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