What are the 64 indian arts can any body name them please.?

Question

What are the 64 indian arts can any body name them please.?

Answer 1

The Sixty-four Arts

1. Toilet Make-up, toilet and use of beautifying agents

2. Painting the body, and colouring the nails, hair, etc.

3. Decoration of the forehead.

4. Art of hair dressing. Dressing

5. Art of dressing.

6. Proper matching of decorations and jewellery. Music and Dancing

7. Singing.

8. Playing on musical instruments.

9. Playing on musical glasses filled with water.

10. Acting.

11. Dancing. General Education

12. Good manners and etiquette.

13. Knowledge of diffenrent langguages and dialects.

14. Knowledge of vocabularies.

15. Knowledge of Rhetoric or Figures of Speech.

16. Reading.

17. Reciting poems.

18. Criticism of poems.

19. Criticism of dramas and analysis of stories.

20. Filling up the missing line of a poem.

21. Composing poems to order.

22. Reply in verse (when one person recites a poem, another gives the reply in verse).

23. The art of speaking by changing the forms of words.

24. Art of knowing the character of a man from his features.

25. Art of attracting others (bewitching). Domestic Science

26. Art of cooking.

27. Preparation of different beverages, sweet and acid drinks, chutneys, etc.

28. Sewing and needle work.

29. Making of different beds for different purposes and for different seasons. Physical culture

30. Physical culture.

31. Skill in youthful sports.

32. Swimming and water-sports. Games

33. Games of dice, chess, etc.

34. Games of chance.

35. Puzzles and their solution.

36. Arithmetical games. Art of Entertaining

37. Magic: art of creating illusions.

38. Trick of hand.

39. Mimicry or imitation (of voice or sounds).

40. Art of disguise. Fine Arts

41. Painting in colours.

42. Stringing flowers into garlands and other ornaments for decorating the body, such as crowns, clapnets, etc.

43. Floral decorations of carriages.

44. Making of artificial flowers.

45. Preparation of ear-rings of shell, ivory, etc.

46. Making birds, flowers, etc., of thread or yarn.

47. Clay-modelling: making figures and images.

48. The art of changing the appearance of things such as

making to appear as silk. Pet Animals

49. Training parrots and other birds to talk.

50. Training rams and c***s and other birds for mock fight.

Professional Training

51. Gardening and agriculture.

52. Preparation of perfumery.

53. Making furniture from canes and reeds.

54. Wood-engraving.

55. Carpentry.

56. Knowledge of machinery.

57. Construction of building (Architecture).

58. Floor decoration with coloured stones.

59. Knowledge of metals.

60. Knowledge of gems and jewels.

61. Colouring precious stones.

62. Art of war.

63. Knowledge of code words.

64. Signals for conveying messages.

Answer 2

These are great Vedic Vidya.(arts)

I cannot name them but the whole world is following these only (as predicted in the Bhavishya Puran)  - by giving them various other names.

Jai Bhagavan!

Answer 3

They are: 1) singing, 2) instrumental music, 3) dancing, 4) painting, 5) forehead adornments, 6) making decorative floral and grain designs on the floor, 7) home and temple flower arranging, 8) personal grooming, 9) mosaic tiling, 10) bedroom arrangements, 11)creating music with water, 12) splashing and squirting with water, 13) secret mantras, 14) making flower garlands, 15) head adornments, 16) dressing, 17) costume decorations, 18) perfumery, 19) jewelry making, 20) magic and illusions, 21) ointments for charm and virility, 22) manual dexterity, 23) skills of cooking, eating and drinking, 24) beverage and dessert preparation, 25) sewing (making and mending garments), 26) embroidery, 27) playing vina and drum, 28) riddles and rhymes, 29) poetry games, 30)tongue twisters and difficult recitation, 31) literary recitation, 32) drama and story telling, 33) verse composition game, 34) furniture caning, 35)erotic devices and knowledge of sexual arts, 36) crafting wooden furniture, 37)architecture and house construction, 38) distinguishing between ordinary and precious stones and metals, 39) metal-working, 40) gems and mining, 41) gardening and horticulture, 42) games of wager involving animals, 43) training parrots and mynas to speak, 44) hairdressing, 45) coding messages, 46) speaking in code, 47) knowledge of foreign languages and dialects, 48) making flower carriages, 49) spells, charms and omens, 50)making simple mechanical devices, 51) memory training, 52) game of reciting verses from hearing, 53) decoding messages, 54) the meanings of words, 55) dictionary studies, 56) prosody and rhetoric, 57) impersonation, 58) artful dressing, 59) games of dice, 60) the game of akarsha (a dice game played on a board), 61) making dolls and toys for children, 62) personal etiquette and animal training, 63) knowledge of dharmic warfare and victory, and 64) physical culture.