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Kathak is an ancient Indian Classical Dance form
I hold a 'Visharadh' equivalent to a B.A in this beautiful performing art
from Gandherve Mahavidyalaya estd. 1901
I'm a disciple of Shri Gandham Prakash
I now teach this form here in Dublin, Ireland to preserve and nurture my heritage with the larger Indian and south asian diaspora community here
In 2025, the first four students have appeared for their Kathak exam remotely from Ireland. This is a first for the Indo-Irish Community and I'm humbled to have facilitated this through my teaching at my school ' Kathak Nritya Dublin'
We have a prossional Kathak Company named 'raas', performing across cultural events and festivals in Ireland
kathak.nrityas.dublin
raas.kathak.co
![These are the moments that make a small shop owner very, very happy. 🥹🤍
The Nritya Set — size 18 ghungroos with 100 bells per foot, paired with our quilted KND ghungroo pouch — started as something I carefully sourced, sampled and imagined becoming part of someone’s Kathak practice.
And now… they’re actually out there. In dance bags. In classes. In riyaaz.
There’s something deeply satisfying about building a small creative business around an art form you love. Making art a sustainable economic activity is hard — especially when you’re building independently and trying to grow something slowly and meaningfully.
So these little moments mean more than a product review.
They mean a student choosing to invest in her practice. A dancer finding things that make her want to practise. And a teacher getting to watch that love for the art form grow.
That’s the bit that makes me happiest. 🤍
Thank you for such a thoughtful, indepth review @snehapadavala ♥️
Keep sending me your little KND Shop moments. I will never get tired of seeing them. 🥹
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![These are the moments that make a small shop owner very, very happy. 🥹🤍
The Nritya Set — size 18 ghungroos with 100 bells per foot, paired with our quilted KND ghungroo pouch — started as something I carefully sourced, sampled and imagined becoming part of someone’s Kathak practice.
And now… they’re actually out there. In dance bags. In classes. In riyaaz.
There’s something deeply satisfying about building a small creative business around an art form you love. Making art a sustainable economic activity is hard — especially when you’re building independently and trying to grow something slowly and meaningfully.
So these little moments mean more than a product review.
They mean a student choosing to invest in her practice. A dancer finding things that make her want to practise. And a teacher getting to watch that love for the art form grow.
That’s the bit that makes me happiest. 🤍
Thank you for such a thoughtful, indepth review @snehapadavala ♥️
Keep sending me your little KND Shop moments. I will never get tired of seeing them. 🥹
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