Kemp Hip Belt - 13.5 Inches | Waist Belt/ Stone Jewelry/ Bharatanatyam Jewellery For Classical Dance
"Embrace tradition with radiant Kemp stone Ottiyanams—gold-polished grace that adorns every waist with timeless South Indian splendor."
This exquisitely designed ottiyanam, created especially for infants and young children, will give your child a timeless sense of sophistication. With its brilliant kemp stones set against a shimmering gold-polish backdrop, this classic hip belt is the ideal fusion of cultural legacy and holiday glitter.
• Origin
This ottiyanam, which draws inspiration from the extensive history of Bharatanatyam jewelry, is great for decking out small children at festivals, poojas, naming rituals, and dance events. In South Indian culture, the ottiyanam, which is traditionally worn around the waist, represents protection, beauty, and auspiciousness.
As a fitting complement for dancers performing in school performances or cultural events, the bright red and green kemp stones reflect the aesthetic found in traditional dance jewelry. This item enhances the look, whether you're dressing your kid as a miniature Krishna, Lakshmi, or Bharatnatyam dancer.
Its lightweight, design prioritizes comfort while retaining a traditional aesthetic, making it ideal for i temple ceremonies or holiday picture sessions.
• Uses
• Ottiyanam made for dancers and young children.
• Adorned with traditional kemp stones and a gold-polished surface
• Ideal for temple trips, poojas, celebrations, or dance jewelry design
• Inspired by real South Indian temple jewelry and Bharatanatyam jewelry
• Can be worn for a short period of time since it is adjustable and safe.
• Protection and Maintenance
• To get rid of any sweat or dust, gently wipe the area with a dry cloth after use.
• To maintain the shine, avoid coming into contact with oils, fragrances, and water.
• Keep in a cushioned bag away from direct sunlight.
• To avoid scratches, keep apart from other pieces of dance jewelry.
“Step into tradition, twirl into grace—let your waist gleam with Kemp’s divine embrace!”
