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Wedding seasons are full of joy, excitement and fun. And of course, the bride gets to enjoy it even more with all the amazing shopping and preparations going on. Selecting a beautiful bridal dress is an exciting job. From colors to the style, design to the size and overall look of the bridal dress, everything counts and the bride makes sure that it is perfect. Next, comes the time when you have to shop for all the things that would accessorize the bridal dress. It includes shoes, bags, accessories and most important of all, the jewelry!
Bharatnatyam is one of the oldest and eminent of the Indian classical dance forms and a heritage part of culture of India. It originated in south India, in the state of Tamil Nadu and spread out to the southern states. Historically, it was called Sadir and some of its origin theories date back to as earlier as the 1st millennium CE. The ancient Sanskrit text, Natya shastra by Bharat Muni gives the written theory or proof of the origin of bharatnatyam. However, the art remained exclusive to Temples until the 19th century and then in1910, it was banned due to the colonial government’s propaganda.
Choreographer/ Dance Teacher and Founder of Nritaangan Dance Academy, Heta is trained in Thanjavur style of Bharatnatyam under Guru Smt. Ami Vankani from Nrutyakala Dance Academy in Gujarat, India. Heta and her students have performed at several dance recitals and prestigious places in Virginia and North Carolina such as Naval Station in Norfolk, AAPI Hampton Roads, Taste of India, Hindu Bhavan Temple to name a few. She was awarded the Best Classical Dancer Award by Gujarat Government in the year 2010. She has been featured in various social media platforms like Indian Raga and Bollyshake etc for her classical and semi classical dance performances. Heta has the Visharad Degree in Bharatnatyam Dance from Akhil Bhartiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal with a Distinction. She loves teaching and believes her students will create a positive and a meaningful impact in the world through dance. Heta is an Architect by profession and currently lives in Fayetteville, North Carolina with her husband Ankit Trivedi.
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