64 Kalas, Chausat Or Chathushasti Kala
The 64 kalas, Chausat Kala or Chatushasti Kala: Chausat Kala or Chatushasti Kalas create a unique issue for understanding ancient Indian education system. This topic is much misunderstood due to lack of patronage and our understanding of Kala have degraded the most.
Wrong assumptions about 64 Kalas: A regular person will assume the pink rose flavor beverage in summer or fragrances are not part of our native kalas. This is one of the many false assumptions about 64 Kalas in public. On this topic you will see more new content on this website in near future to inform our audiences.
Holistic Education: Bharatiya Vedic education system is known for the integral nature of its education system. But 14 vidyas and 64 kalas are too wide and defy initial imagination of integral and holistic education. In this section, we try our best to make the modern readers aware of the ancient system of Bharatiya Chausat Kala or Chatushasti Kalas.
Do read at your pace and you can read over several days if you need time to allow information in one or more articles to sink in before you read the others. Happy reading and knowing the ancient Indian Chausat Kala or Chatushasti Kalas education system.
The 64 Kalas, which are called Chausath Kalas or Chathusashti Kalas, were important elements of the ancient education system of India. On reading the term Kala, many people mistakenly think that the scope of Chausath Kalas is confined only to fine arts. But that is not the case.
The 64 Kalas, are inseparable elements of the educational heritage of India. The knowledge about these field in fine arts, vocations, crafts, and trades was imparted to students in traditional of education. The British rulers promoted British-manufactured products the cost of Indian craftsmen.
The Kalas of ancient Bharat include 64 forms of fine arts and crafts, Chausat or Chathusashti Kalas. Unfortunately many people only have erroneous views on it. Just because of usage of term Kala, it is thought that it includes only fine arts. But it’s not so. This article present a correct picture.
Rich Heritage Of Employable Skills Through Kalas Lost in Macaulay Education System
Singing, painting, dancing, cooking delicacies, metallurgy, and carpentry are just a few of the 64 ancient Indian arts. For a person skilled in any of these kalas, employability was not at all an issue.
William Durant On Ancient Indian Artistic Heritage
Durant says, “Every mature workman was a craftsman, giving form and personality to the product of his skill and taste. Probably, no other nation known to us has ever had so exuberant a variety of arts.”
