Rabi's art is celebrated in the coming winter festival

Fine arts faculty of Rajshahi University (Rabi) celebrated the arrival of winter with Nakshikantha, Pithapuli and dance and song. This colorful arrangement has been made to welcome the winter season. Vice-Chancellor Professor Humayun Kabir inaugurated the festival at 11 am on Monday.

The vice-chancellor said that winter is one of the most diverse seasons in Bangladesh. This season is all about enjoyment. Because we spend most of the year in summer. But winter comes for a short time. Moreover, it makes various pithapulis more enjoyable. One of the attractions of this art. The festival and Pithapuli here are enjoyed by everyone in the campus. Therefore, he urged to continue such rituals to retain the Bengali tradition.

Under the chairmanship of Professor Mohammad Ali, Director of Faculty of Fine Arts, Treasurer Professor Obaidur Rahman Pramanik, Public Relations Department Administrator Professor Pradeep Kumar Pandey, Student Advisor M. Tarek Noor, Professor Abdus Sobahan, President of the Department of Painting, Oriental Art and Printmaking and TMM Nurul Modasser Chowdhury, President of the Department of Graphic Design, Crafts and Art History, etc.

The faculty has been seen, the road to the main photo gallery of fine arts is decorated in rainbow colors, and the artificial lotus pond is beautiful as you enter. Around which are lit earthen lamps. Artificial birds are flying from tree to tree, yellow sunflowers are lining the road. Dhenki's dummy is adorning the front of the stage. Even the stage and building are colorfully decorated. There are stalls of pithapulis made by fine art students, various hand-made furniture with carvings. Even since noon, the entire faculty campus was filled with songs and dances of Bengali culture.

This festival is organized by the students of Fine Arts Faculty. They said that such festivals are organized in arts to nurture the traditional culture of Bengalis. So through this festival we want to welcome winter and also spread Bengali culture.

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