Published by Vanamala Center for art and culture edited by Dr Meera Rajaram Pranesh
About the Journal
Trimśat – The International Journal on Indian Art and Culture, published by the Vanamala Centre for Art and Culture, marks a significant milestone in Vanamala’s journey of three decades of sincere dedication to preserving, nurturing, researching, and sharing the richness of Indian art and culture. Trimśat brings together more than fifty thoughtful dedicated writings on music, dance, sculpture, Yakshagana, pedagogy, and interdisciplinary studies, creating a rich tapestry of scholarship and artistic inquiry. The journal provides a space where varied voices and disciplines come together, much like the many flowers that form a Vanamala. The journal is intended for a wide and diverse readership-researchers, scholars, teachers, students, practising artistes, cultural practitioners, and anyone with a keen interest in India’s artistic and cultural heritage. By bringing scholarly research alongside artistic perspectives and interdisciplinary inquiry, Trimśat seeks to make meaningful knowledge accessible to both academic and wider cultural communities.