Flowers for the Gods: Pushpanjali @NelsonAtkinsMuseum
Flowers for the Gods: Pushpanjali  @NelsonAtkinsMuseum
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This Pushpanjali dance is a salutation to Lord Ganesha, remover of obstacles. Pushpa means flower, and Anjali is a salutation of holding the palms together, so Pushpanjali is an offering of flowers as a salutation to a god. 

Choreographed and led by Krishna Priya. 

Performed by Ashwika Balaji, Meghana Nandula, and Thendral Ganesh from Chilanka School of Dance
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