Indian Folk Dances लोक नृत्य
Regional folk traditions from Maharashtra and Rajasthan — lavani, koli, ghoomar and kalbelia. Earthy rhythm, group formations and the characteristic footwork of each region. Bollywood is offered as a separate course.
Belgium — Est. 2019
The craft of
Indian classical
dance,
taught with patience.
A small studio for Folk dance, Bharatanatyam and allied forms — rooted in tradition, open to anyone willing to begin.
A practice of listening, footwork & time.
Indian classical dance is less about performance than it is about listening — to a rhythmic cycle, to a teacher, to the weight of your own body. The school teaches the foundations carefully and unhurriedly, from first footwork (tatkar) through storytelling (abhinaya).
Classes are open to beginners from age seven, with separate groups for adults. No prior experience is required — only the willingness to return each week.
To dance is to keep time with something older than yourself. Guru Ashu Devgune
Three disciplines, one grammar.
Bharatanatyam भरतनाट्यम्
The codified South Indian form, built on adavus and the geometry of the body. Structure first, expression second — then, eventually, both at once.
Foundations for children
A gentler introduction for ages 7–12 — posture, rhythm, simple stories. No exam pressure; the aim is a lifelong relationship with the art.
Enrol
New students are welcomed each term.
Drop in for a trial class before committing. The studio is small on purpose — we ask that you write ahead.