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Domni is a dance performed in West Bengal of India.

This dance form is mainly based on drama. Roles of husbands, wives, mothers, greedy moneylenders, peasant, etc. are main characters in this.

Culture of West Bengal

Cuisine

Dance

Classical dance	Gaudiya Nritya Rabindra Nritya Natya
Folk dance	Alkap Brita dance Chhau Dhamail Dhunuchi Nritya Domni Gombhira Kalikapatadi Kushan dance Raibenshe Tusu dance

Cultural songs	Agamani-Vijaya Atulprasadi Sangeet Bishnupur Gharana Dwijendrageeti Nazrul Geeti Prabhat Samgiita Rabindra Sangeet Shyama Sangeet
Folk songs	Baromasya Song Baul Bhadu Song Bhatiali Bhawaiya Bolan Song Ghatu Song Gombhira Hapu song Kirtan Patua Sangeet Shreekrishna Kirtana Tusu Song

Handlooms and
handicrafts

Handloom	Baluchari Sari Nakshi kantha Kantha Tant sari Tangail Saree
Handicrafts	Bankura horse Chhau Mask Dhokra Santiniketan Leather Goods Shital Pati Wooden dolls Madurkathi

Observations
and festivals

Other

Ancient

Recognised	Bharatanatyam Kathak Kathakali Kuchipudi Manipuri Mohiniyattam Odissi Sattriya
Others	Andhra Natyam Chhau Deknni Gaudiya Gotipua Mahari

Divine forms

Contemporary

Literature

By state

Accessories

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