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yellow and red dress Buy Red Yellow Bharatanatym Dance Dress For Kids OnlineStyle: This Bharatanatyam dress comprises 4 pieces: Blouse (upper part), Pyjama with attached fan (lower part), Pallu Dhavani (drape over bosom), and Back piece (hip cover kamar band). The costume is pre stitched and ready to wear. All articles have hooks and or drawstrings to fasten. The pleats in these costumes open beautifully when the dancer forms a particular posture, especially arai mandi (half sitting) and muzhu mandi (full sitting). Material:

Style: This Bharatanatyam dress comprises 4 pieces: Blouse (upper part), Pyjama with attached fan (lower part), Pallu/Dhavani (drape over bosom), and Back piece (hip cover/kamar-band). The costume is pre-stitched and ready to wear. All articles have hooks and/or drawstrings to fasten.åÊ

The pleats in these costumes open beautifully when the dancer forms a particular posture, especially arai mandi (half sitting) and muzhu mandi (full sitting).

Material: Polyester Silk. The costume is made from polyester silk with a beautiful golden brocade border. Easy and comfortable to wear. Can be used multiple times as the material is of excellent quality.

Suitable for Bharatanatyam dance, fancy dress costume, classical dance costume for competitions, annual functions, school events, art events, stage performance, dance festivals, dance competitions, theaters, stage plays, movies, television, and fashion shows.

Size: Please refer to our size chart and use your best judgement to select the correct size.åÊ

Girl Kids Sizes (in inches):

  • Size 24 (4-6 years):- Pant length:24, Waist:20, Blouse Chest:25
  • Size 28 (7-9 years) :- Pant length:28, Waist:24, Blouse Chest:28
  • Size 32 (10-12 years) :- Pant length:32, Waist:26, Blouse Chest:30
  • Size 36 (12-15 years) :- Pant length:36, Waist:28, Blouse Chest:32
  • Size 40 (15-18 years) :- Pant length:40, Waist:30, Blouse Chest:34

Care Instructions: Hand wash with care at room temperature. (Can be used upto 2-3 times without washing)

The costumes of Bharatanatyam are one of the most elegant forms of dresses. Not only does it add to the beauty of the dance, it also represents the culture and tradition of India.

The Dance Bible dresses are designed with colors and patterns that are visually appealing to the eye. The authentic costumes are tailored to perfection, taking care of fabric materials to pattern design. The material of the Bharatanatyam costume is made of china silk fabric and is emphasized with the golden ÌÕzariÌÒ work at border. The pleats which are present in these costumes give a marvelous look.åÊ


Made in India, this dhoti style Bharatanatyam costume for young girls is most popular and worn for all annual school functions and fancy dress competitions.åÊ

Features: Polyester silk fabric, skin friendly, crease-free, great design and ready to wear.

How to wear a Bharatanatyam costume:
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Put on your makeup and hairdo before wearing the entire costume. You can do hair and makeup after wearing just the blouse and trouser.

  1. Wear the blouse and the trousers.The big fan is attached to the trouser. Use a safety pin to fasten.
  2. Drape the pallu on your left shoulder to cover your chest and secure it. Two set of drawstrings provided, one to tighten at back and another to tighten at front.
  3. Wear the back cover (kamar-band)

Lastly, put on your temple jewelry and ghungroo and you are set for your dance performance.

Package includes a 4 piece bharatanatyam costume only. (It does not include any jewelry and ghungroo.)

About Bharatanatyam: Bharatanatyam is a classical dance style originating in the temples of southern India. Bharatanatyam is a combination of the words, Bharata and Natyam. Natyam is translated to dance and a popular interpretation of bharata is: bha ̐ as bhava (emotions and feelings), ra is raga (musical notes) and ta is Talam (rhythm). There are two main elements of bharatanatyam which are Nritta and Nritya. Nritta is pure dance, it is creating complex movements and patterns to rhythms. Nritya is a combination of rhythm and expression. The theoretical foundations of Bharatanatyam are found in Natya Shastra, the ancient Hindu text of performance arts. Today, Bharata Natyam is not only limited to India, but is a global dance practice.

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