BEADED BOHO BELLY DANCE BANDINI BANDHANI FULL SKIRT 32"

SKU: NS1321

Bandhani skirts in vibrant colors from India are a craze this season!

You're looking at a lovely long skirt which would surely turn a lot of heads.The skirt is in striking Yellow and Orange and is elegantly embellished with hand sewn silver discs all over. Lovely petite floral & geometrical motifs in Tie and Dye (Bandhani) adorn every inch of the skirt.

This gorgeous skirt is full flowing and has a huge bottom span of 120"!

The highlight of this skirt is a 2" beaded belt in beads of various colors and sizes that adorns the waist. Large discs along the bottom span are a visual delight too!

A pair of Gold and Red beaded decorative tassels on the side segregates this skirt from the rest.

This is an exceptional piece of workmanship & skill. Radiate a spectacularly ethnic look and add style to your wardrobe. You'll have to just stare at this dramatic conversational ethnic piece of art for hours to believe the unbelievable!

A classic example of worksmanship & skill, this set is a true treasure. Not seen in stores across the U.S, this ethnic treasure is sure to bring plenty of compliments!

Don't miss this great deal - Guaranteed you'll love it or your money back!!

Additional Product Information

Measurements:

* Length: 39"

* Waist: 32"

* Bottom Circumference:120"

* Belt: 2" wide

Package Weight: 2.0 lbs

Care Instructions: Dry Clean ONLY. Sequin, Disc & bead work is intricate & delicate. Fabric is soft cotton.

About Bandhani

Bandhani or "Bandhej" is an intricate and very time-consuming process of selective dyeing of fabric and is believed to have originated over 3000 years ago!

Practiced almost exclusively by artisans in western India, the process involves folding the fabric (usually cotton or silk) several times and marking out a dotted design or pattern. The artisan then pulls the fabric at the dotted positions and knots them. A single fabric usually has several thousans knots. When dyed, the entire fabric except the knots are dyed.

The folds of the fabric are the pulled apart in a specific manner that unknots the several thousand knots. The resulting pattern in the dyed fabric with undyed dots forming the pattern.

Expert artrisans can create extremely complex patterns, though these take several days.