Chhau Music of India

The dhol is a double-headed drum that is the primary instrument used in Chhau music.

Seraikella Chhau is a type of Chhau dance that originated in the Seraikella district of Jharkhand.

Chhau dancers traditionally wear an angarkha (a long coat) and a dhoti (a loincloth).

Mayurbhanj Chhau is known for its use of masks, acrobatic movements, and elaborate costumes.

Chhau music is primarily based on the theme of war and heroism.

Krishna is not a traditional Chhau mask.

Chhau Nritya is the traditional dance-drama form associated with Purulia Chhau.

Seraikella Chhau is known for its use of puppets, emphasis on storytelling, and energetic and vigorous movements.

The traditional musical ensemble that accompanies Chhau dance performances is known as the Chhau Ensemble.

Tabla is not a traditional Chhau instrument.

Chhau music serves multiple functions, including entertainment, religious rituals, and storytelling.

Mayurbhanj Chhau is known for its use of colorful masks, energetic and vigorous movements, and emphasis on acrobatics.

Seraikella Chhau Nritya is the traditional dance-drama form associated with Seraikella Chhau.

Arjuna is not a traditional Chhau mask.