कलाकार

A 'Chitra' refers to a picture, painting, drawing, or illustration. It is a visual representation created on a surface like paper, canvas, or a wall to depict objects, people, or ideas.

A 'pratima' refers to a statue, idol, or a physical representation of a person or deity, typically carved or cast. It is commonly used in both religious contexts for worship and in public spaces as commemorative art.

Handicraft refers to skilled work or decorative objects made manually using hands and simple tools. It represents the traditional artistic heritage and manual labor of a specific culture or region.

A मूर्तिकार (mūrtikār) is an artist who creates three-dimensional forms or statues, known as sculptures. They typically work with materials such as stone, clay, wood, or metal to bring a physical form to life.

Rangmanch refers to the theater or a physical stage used for performing arts like plays and dramas. It describes both the artistic medium of theater and the architectural space where performers interact with an audience.

Naach refers to the art of dance or the physical act of moving rhythmically to music. It is a general term used for everything from informal social dancing to organized folk performances.

A craftsman or artisan who creates objects by hand, particularly focusing on sculpture or traditional manual arts. It refers to someone who possesses great skill in shaping materials like stone, wood, or clay into artistic forms.

A 'mūrti' is a statue, idol, or sculpture representing a person, deity, or figure. It is commonly used both in religious contexts as a sacred idol for worship and in artistic contexts as a piece of sculpture.

A person who creates paintings, drawings, or sketches. It is a common term used to describe an artist who specializes in visual arts on surfaces like canvas or paper.

Nritya refers to the art of dance, involving rhythmic body movements performed to music. It is used to describe both professional performances, such as classical Indian dance, and the general act of dancing as an artistic expression.