About Us
The Dynamic Duo Behind TCM
Aishwarya Sane and Sharvari Bhide, founders of The Cultural Mosaic (TCM), are passionate about fusing cultures through art. They uniquely blend French and German with Indian Kathak dance, breaking language barriers. Senior disciples of renowned Kathak dancer Smt. Tejaswini Sathe, they have performed extensively in India and internationally, including a European tour, a Central Asian dance tour and the Republic Day Parade.
TCM also offers Kathak, French, and German classes for all ages, providing a nurturing environment for students to learn and grow. Their innovative teaching methods, personalized attention, and dedication to student success make TCM a unique learning experience.
Aishwarya Sane Thatte
Co-founder of TCM (Pune, India)
Aishwarya is a powerhouse of talent. She excels in both Kathak dance (Master's with distinction) and the German language (Bachelor's degree, C1 certification). Aishwarya's passion for Kathak is evident in her mesmerizing performances alongside her Guru across India, Europe and Central Asia. Her solo performances, like the one at Homburgisches Gymnasium Nümbrecht (Germany), further showcase her exceptional talent. Aishwarya's dedication has earned her prestigious awards like the Pt Vishnu Digambar Paluskar Award and the Udgam Women's Day Achiever Award for Art and Culture in the Young category. Her Kathak performances are a testament to her deep passion and dedication, making her a distinctive figure in the dance community.
Sharvari Bhide Limaye
Co-founder of TCM (Melbourne, Australia)
Sharvari is a multitalented artist, excelling in both Kathak dance and French. With a Master's in Kathak (A+) and French degrees (Bachelor's degree, DELF B2), she has performed extensively alongside her Guru in India, Europe and Central Asia. Since moving to Melbourne in 2022, she continues to enthral audiences with solo performances and teaches students locally and online. Sharvari's dedication is evident in her prestigious awards, including the Pt. Vishnu Digambar Paluskar Award and a CCRT scholarship. Her innovative performance in USA shines in collaborations like "Dance Ensemble," fusing Kathak with Bharatnatyam. Sharvari's captivating performances and unwavering commitment to her art make her a standout in the world of Indian classical dance.
