Why is there a need to preserve and revive the dying tribal art forms in India? (Answer in 150 words)
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India is home to thousand of tribes forming about 8% of population and significant artistic renditions. Need to preserve Tribal Art: A Significant pillar of India's heritage: - 'Pandavani' in Chattisgarh about Indian mythology B Promoting of Indian Diversity: - Rai dance in Madhya Pradesh C Display of India's artistic past: - Wall paintings by world Maharashtra Goods paintings D Save dying languages of tribals - Focus on tribal handicrafts in international market eg. TRIFED E Learn technological sophistication: - Dhokra Art! - lost wax technique F Livelihood opportunities of tribals - Focus on tribal handicrafts in international market eg. TRIFED.
Conclusion
Amalgamation into mainstream society and no script aids loss to language eg. Korborok in Tripure A Learn technological sophistication eg. Dhokra Art! - lost wax technique E Livelihood opportunities of tribals Focus on tribal handicrafts in international market eg. TRIFED. F Captured multiple religious values eg. Snake worship by panthals, Mother Goddess by Bhils. The tribal arts provide 'unity in diversity' as legitimacy and should be protected & revived through tribal university schemes and public engagement.
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Samiksha Dwivedi
Art and Culture
Tribal Art and Heritage
Preservation of tribal art forms
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