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Description:
This is a gorgeous
doll 'Lady from Gujarat performing Dandia
dance', in its traditional attire for these popular rhythmic dances. The colorful clothing and jewelry
bring alive the rich culture and grandeur of this festive event. The doll
is wearing real clothing, specially handmade with hand embroidery
(cut work) to fit the doll. The Jewelry is all handcrafted and a
true representation of the real jewelry worn during this festive
dance. Don't miss the gorgeous details added by the colorful
Bangles, Necklace, Earrings, Headset (tika) and the the nose-ring.
The Doll stands about 12"
high, the dancing lady is wearing the traditional three-piece
outfit, the colorful embroidered Ghagra (long Skirt), Choli
(blouse), and a dupatta (scarf). The outfit covers the entire body
from neck to toe, yet appeals beautiful and sexy.
and represents the unique
culture, art, craft, community, folk, dress,
dance and life style of the he
vibrant state of Gujarat, in Western India.
Here's an opportunity for you to own this ultimate piece of handicraft from
India
About Dandiya dance:
Dandiya is a
mesmerizing poetry of human movements in tune to captivating rhythmic
beats, intermittent jingling bell sounds and clattering of sticks(dandiyas),
and electrifying flow of colors and light. For those who have
entered, even once, in the magnetic range of its enticement, it is poetry
par excellence. In this dance participants form a circle while dancing.
The
sticks (dandiyas)
of the dance represent the
sword of Durga. The
women wear traditional dresses such as colorful embroidered
choli,
ghagra (long
skirt)and
bandhani
dupattas
(traditional attire) dazzling with mirror work and heavy jewellery.
Special Features
Dimentions: 12" x 3" x 3" (standing)
Material:
Made with all eco friendly material like - cotton, cloth, wood, clay,
iron rod etc.
Special features: light weight (350 – 450 gms. each piece), unbreakable
(except face), easy to maintain, not washable
The doll is carefully packaged
and shipped to you with care.
An ultimate piece of handicraft from “MEERAGIFTS”
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