A walking prayer through Navratri — taught the way it was learned in Gujarat's courtyards, one taal at a time.
Every Navratri, from the villages of Saurashtra to the courtyards of Jodhpur, a circle forms. A hand rises. A foot lands. The beat begins.
Rangtaali is our small chapter in a very old book — Garba, taught here in Jodhpur with the patience it deserves. Come once. Stay for the season.
Anyone can join. Pick the one that fits your week — the fuller list lives on the classes page.
Where the beat is found and the feet learn to follow.
Open · Anyone can joinA steady evening rhythm — for the ones who came back the next week.
Open · Anyone can joinNine nights of Garba, danced together till the drums are done.
Open · Anyone can joinNot a list of superlatives. Just what actually happens on the floor.
Not day thirty. First class, first steps — you'll leave the room having danced. That's the whole design.
Rooted in Gujarat, brought to Jodhpur by a teacher who grew up inside the tradition. Garba reads different when someone from the hometown is teaching it.
Every dancer in the room was new once. Nobody keeps score of who caught the turn last. You learn at your own beat.
No first row, no back row, no one watching. Just a circle — that is the whole thing, and quietly, the whole magic.
A little of what Rangtaali looks like — from our classes, our performances, and our Navratri nights.
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Team-building through Garba.
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