In Jain tradition, Bhagwan Rishabhdev is said to have taught the 64 kalās to humanity. There are slight variations in how different texts list them, but a commonly cited list is:

1. Singing
2. Dancing
3. Instrumental music
4. Painting
5. Writing
6. Bookkeeping
7. Storytelling
8. Poetry
9. Drama
10. Sculpture
11. Garland making
12. Perfume making
13. Dressing and decoration
14. Ornament making
15. Cooking
16. Sweet making
17. Grinding spices
18. Brewing drinks
19. Farming
20. Gardening
21. Animal care
22. Horse riding
23. Elephant riding
24. Chariot driving
25. Archery
26. Sword fighting
27. Wrestling
28. Swimming
29. Building
30. Carpentry
31. Pottery
32. Weaving
33. Dyeing clothes
34. Spinning yarn
35. Sewing
36. Embroidery
37. Jewelry making
38. Metal work
39. Goldsmith work
40. Blacksmith work
41. Trade
42. Accounting
43. Measuring land
44. Measuring grains
45. Weights and measures
46. Market dealing
47. Etiquette
48. Conversation skill
49. Logic
50. Grammar
51. Astronomy
52. Astrology
53. Timekeeping
54. Medicine
55. Massage
56. Bathing and care
57. Chess / board games
58. Dice games
59. Horse training
60. Cookery for guests
61. Hospitality
62. Leadership
63. Diplomacy
64. Statecraft

If you want, I can also give this in Gujarati/Sanskrit terms or as a traditional Jain-style list.