Bharatanatyam Dance Costume for the Grand occasion. Here are a few simple steps to Order your costume  Step 1: Choose the Pattern Step 2: Choose the Material Quality Step 3: Enter your Measurement  Step 4: Give us any Special Instructions  Step 5: Get your Beautiful Costume in 30 working Days

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Abalone Adornment Delia Albert, a Tolowa woman, wears a native dance apron and skirt over a non-Indian bodice. The apron is made of buckskin with shell decorations and fringed with obsidian tinklers. The beaded skirt is fringed with abalone shells. Photograph by A. W. Ericson, about 1890 Courtesy of the Ericson Photograph Collection, Humboldt State University Library amhistory.si.edu/onthewater/exhibition/3_2.html Hum_Nat-Am_Delia Albert Lake Earl_M

A blue lehenga set adorns an embroidered forest setting using glass cut crystals, gold metal embellishments, and applieques of rich organzas and tissue. This is paired with our rose bralette embrodiered in shades of multi-colour glass cut beads, with a shoulder attached delicate tulle dupatta trail embroidered in gold metal embellishments. DELIVERY TIMEPlease wait  8-12 weeks for your outfit to arrive. FABRIC DETAILSTulle, Organza Professional cleaning only.

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For Native Americans, painting a warhorse was a sacred act that held power not only in the paints made from Nature but the painted symbols, too.In Native American cultures, horses meant power, wealth and survival. To paint a horse for battle or for a buffalo hunt was a sacred act, believed to enhance power for both horse and rider—spiritually and physically. It was serious business and could mean life or death.Although the symbolism of war horse painting was not monolithic across native cultures