Keisabadi

Keisabadi is a type of dance performed in Odisha. This type of dance is performed only by men. During the dance, people sing in Sambalpuri. In every stanza, they^[who?] shout "Haido!" The dance is based on the love story of Radha and Krishna.

References

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Culture of Odisha

Dance

Classical	Gotipua Mahari Odissi
Folk	Bagha Nacha Chadheia Chaiti ghoda Chhau Chutkuchuta Dalkhai Danda Nata Dhan Koela Dhuduki Ghumura Jhumar Jodi sankha Karma Kandhei nacha Kathi Kandhei Keisabadi Nachni Naga nrutya Pala Rasarkeli Ranapa Sambalpuri Samprada Laudi nata Lankapodi Lila Tamasa Pasu nrutya Patua Sakhi Nata Suanga
Tribal	Desia Gadaba Kandha Koya Onra Paraja Saura

Music

• Odissi
• Khanjani
• Kendara
• Dhumpa

Play, theatre and
puppetry

Play and theatre	Bharata Lila Dasakathia Dhanu Jatra Jatra Prahallada Nataka
Puppetry	Ravana chhaya Sakhi kandhei

Wedding

• Odia Hindu wedding

Festivals

• Bali Jatra
• Boita Bandana
• Deepabali
• Dola Jatra
• Durga Puja
• Nuakhai
• Gamha Purnima
• Kumar Purnima
• Makar Sankranti
• Manabasa Gurubara
• Pana Sankranti (Maha Vishuba Sankranti)
• Pousha Purnima
• Prathamastami
• Ratha Jatra
• Raja
• Samba Dashami
• Savitri Brata
• Sitalsasthi
• Snana Jatra

Martial arts

• Paika akhada

Handlooms

• Baleswari bandha
• Berhampuri
• Bomkai (Sonepuri)
• Dhalapathar
• Gopalpur Tussar
• Habaspuri
• Kotpad
• Ikat
• Pasapali
• Sambalpuri

Arts and
Handicrafts

Arts	Pattachitra Jhoti chita Saura painting Idital
Handicrafts	Chandua Tarakasi Ganjapa Clay Stoneworks Wooden crafts Bronze & Bell metal works Dhokra

Architecture

• Kalinga architecture
  • Deula

Calendar (Panjika)

• Odia calendar
• Anka year

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