The Losar Shona Chuksam dance contains a series of slow movements depicting the sowing and reaping of ‘ogla’ (barley) and ‘phapar’ (a local grain). The soft knee dips is the striking feature of this dance. No songs or dialogues are uttered during the entire performance. The music is provided by traditional instruments like the big ‘dhol’ (drum), ‘bugjal’ (bronze cymbals), ‘karnal’ (long windpipe) and the ‘ransingha’ (a curved trumpet).