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Property	Value
Email	raghuputhillam@gmail.com
NameServer	NS2.BETHELWEBHOST.COM
Created	2006-07-11 00:00:00
Changed	2016-07-11 00:00:00
Expires	2017-07-11 00:00:00
Registrar	PDR LTD. D/B/A PUBLI

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Date	IP Address
2025-03-19	51.79.17.9 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: nginxDate: Wed, 19 Mar 2025 23:33:44 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 10605Last-Modified: Tue, 31 Dec 2024 07:54:56 GMTConnection: keep-aliveETag: 6773a350-296dX-Powered-By: PleskLinAccept-Ranges: bytes

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd>html xmlnshttp://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml>	head>		meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetiso-8859-1 />		meta http-equivimagetoolbar contentno />		title>Panchavarna-with energetic lines and warm tones/title>		link hrefstyles/style.css relstylesheet typetext/css />		link hrefstyles/carousel.css relstylesheet typetext/css />		script typetext/javascript srcjs/sifr.js>/script>		script typetext/javascript srcjs/sifr-debug.js>/script>		script typetext/javascript srcjs/sifr-config.js>/script>		link relstylesheet typetext/css hrefstyles/sifr.css />		script typetext/javascript srcjs/jquery.js>/script>		script typetext/javascript srcjs/jcarousellite-min.js>/script>		script typetext/javascript srcjs/carousel-config.js>/script>		script typetext/javascript srcjs/jquery.mousewheel.js>/script>		script typetext/javascript srcjs/jScrollPane.js>/script>		link hrefstyles/jScrollPane.css relstylesheet typetext/css />		script typetext/javascript>			$(function () {				// this initialises the demo scollpanes on the page.				$(#homecont).jScrollPane({					scrollbarWidth: 10,					dragMinHeight: 30,					dragMaxHeight: 30,				});			});		/script>	/head>	body>		div idmainwrapper>			div classpagebg>				img srcimages/homebg.jpg alt width773 height852 />			/div>			div idheader>				a hrefindex.html					>img						srcimages/logo.gif						altPanchavarna						width273						height89						border0						classlogo				/>/a>				div idmainNav>					a hrefcontact.html classcont titlecontact>contact/a>					a hreftestimonials.html classtest titletestimonials						>testimonials/a					>					a hrefevents.html classeve titleevents>events/a>					a hrefgallery.html classgal titlegallery>gallery/a>					a hrefabout.html classabt titleabout>about/a>					a hrefindex.html classhmeActv titlehome>home/a>				/div>			/div>			div classcontCol>				div classhomeIntro>					Every piece of art in Kerala tells us a story. Though the art form					developed as a temple art, it soon spread its wings and became					universal.				/div>				div classcontBoxMain>					div classcontBox>						div classpageahead>							h1>Welcome/h1>						/div>						div classwelcTxt contBrk>							div idhomecont classscroll-pane>								h2 classsubHead>Commemoration - through lines with life/h2>								p>									Art is in the blood of man from the beginning stages of									civilization. It began as a medium to communicate and preserve									the events. It has no language but expressions. Every piece of									art in Kerala tells us a story. The history Murals in Kerala									can be traced to the seventh or eighth century AD. Though the									art form developed as a temple art, it soon spread its wings									and became universal. The Murals of Kerala bear the stamp of									uniqueness in aesthetic composition and technique. Kerala has									the second largest collection of archaeologically important									mural sites. Ancient places like Padmanabhapuram, Krishnapuram									and Mattancherry are enriched with murals. Temples like									Padmanabha Swami temple, Panayannarkavu, Pundareekapuram,									Ettumanoor, Thruprayar, Kottakkal, Thotteekkalam and									Lokanarkavu also have walls decorated with murals. The									churches like Kottayam Cheriya Palli, Cheppad Church,									Ankamalli Church, Kanjoor Church and Akkapparambu Church also									have murals, to decorate their walls. All these are done in									Kerala style.								/p>								h2 classsubHead>Where to find?/h2>								p>									Ancient places like Padmanabhapuram, Krishnapuram and									Mattancherry are enriched with murals. Temples like Padmanabha									Swami temple, Panayannarkavu, Pundareekapuram, Ettumanoor,									Thruprayar, Kottakkal, Thotteekkalam and Lokanarkavu also have									walls decorated with murals. The churches like Kottayam									Cheriya Palli, Cheppad Church, Ankamalli Church, Kanjoor									Church and Akkapparambu Church also have murals, to decorate									their walls. All these are done in Kerala style.								/p>								h2 classsubHead>Colors and Expressions:/h2>								p>									Black, green, red white and yellow and their combinations are									used in the murals. Some of them are prepared by grinding soft									stones into powder and some, from the saps of leaves. The									colour schemes in the murals represent certain symbolic									characteristics. Deities depicted in the murals are given									colours on the basis of their triple attributes - Sathwikam,									Rajasam and Thamasam i.e. Virtuous (the quality of SATHWA)									Prosperous (the quality of RAJAS) and ignorant (the quality of									THAMAS) respectively. The green represents VIRTUE, and the red									and yellowish red, prosperity, while white and black IGNORANCE									(white for VAISHNAVITES and black, SAIVITES). The ability of									Keralities to restrain emotions is latent in their culture.									This outstanding feature is very clearly expressed on the									faces of characters depicted in the murals.								/p>								h2 classsubHead>Themes:/h2>								p>									The themes of murals are mostly taken from the epics and the									subjects related to religions. The murals on the outer side of									the walls of sanctums and towers represent Gods and Godesses.									They embody the qualities characteristics of epic poetry or									legends. The Biblical themes like The Birth of Jesus The									Cricifixion, The Resurrection, The Last Supper, The last									Judgment etc are illustrated on the walls of churches.								/p>								h2 classsubHead>The hazing:/h2>								p>									I am afraid that these vast treasures of art that have great									aesthetic value face decay. Most of them are about to extinct									or almost vanishing due to many reasons. Hostile weather, the									destructive tendency that caused out of indiscriminate									prejudice against art, contemptuous disregard due to									indifference and ignorance- all these paved the way for									endangering of murals.								/p>								h2 classsubHead>Moral obligation:/h2>								p>									It is our duty to have an honest effort to protect them from									being endangered. We have to preserve them for the posterity.									We have to preserve them for the sake of at least the pinch of									aesthetic sense that we cuddle.								/p>								h2 classsubHead>In Focus/h2>								p>									The life and death of Jesus plays an important role in the									lives of many, irrespective their religious leanings and hence									the focus of this exhibition. Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa									believed that Jesus was an Incarnation of God. Swami									Vivekananda has praised Jesus and cited him as a source of									strength and the epitome of perfection. The last stages of									Jesus depict rebellion, celebration, camaraderie, betrayal,									forbearance, vengeance etc. The Artist immerses himself in									those stages and comes up with images that are unique in									nature. Paintings are in single colour and depends more on									strokes because it is intended for reminding the viewer about									the events but do not want the viewer to involve in the									events.								/p>							/div>						/div>						!--Recent Works-->						h2 classrecentHead titlerecent works>recent works/h2>						div classcontPadding clearfix>							a href# classprev								>img									srcimages/scrollleftbut.gif									altPrev									width17									height96							/>/a>							div classcarousel>								ul>									li>										a hrefgallery.html											>img												srcimages/recent1.jpg												alt												width179												height96										/>/a>									/li>									li>										a hrefgallery.html											>img												srcimages/recent2.jpg												alt												width179												height96										/>/a>									/li>									li>										a hrefgallery.html											>img												srcimages/recent3.jpg												alt												width179												height96										/>/a>									/li>									li>										a hrefgallery.html											>img												srcimages/recent4.jpg												alt												width179												height96										/>/a>									/li>									li>										a hrefgallery.html											>img												srcimages/recent5.jpg												alt												width179												height96										/>/a>									/li>									li>										a hrefgallery.html											>img												srcimages/recent6.jpg												alt												width179												height96										/>/a>									/li>								/ul>							/div>							a href# classnext								>img									srcimages/scrollrhtbut.gif									altNext									width17									height96							/>/a>						/div>						!--Recent Works end-->					/div>				/div>				div idfooter>					div classfooterNav>						a hrefindex.html classfootActv>home/a>						a hrefabout.html>about/a>						a hrefgallery.html>gallery/a>						a hrefevents.html>events/a>						a hreftestimonials.html>testimonials/a>						a hrefcontact.html>contact/a>					/div>					div classcopyright>						Copyright©2010 Panchavarna.com. All ights Reserved.					/div>					div classdesignby>						Webdesign by						a hrefmailto:rajeshpunnackal@gmail.com>Rajesh P R/a>					/div>				/div>			/div>			div classclear>/div>		/div>	/body>/html>

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