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Sage Tasseled Hip Scarf
$138.00Add to cartWho doesn’t love the classic belly dance tassel belt? Inspired by traditional camel headdresses. These belts add a colorful pop to any costuming and accent movement with their playful bounce and swing.
Made in Boulder, Colorado, USA by Nawaar Dance Company’s director, Jennifer Secrist Goran, using new and up-cycled components. She has over 35 years experience with this dance form & costume making. She knows how every piece will accent movement and hold up to the rigors of dance. These make her one of a kind costuming & accessory designs much sought after by fellow dancers. The eco-chic nature of this design means it’s good for the environment, as well!
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Falcon’s Head Baladi Scimitar With Sheath
$139.95Add to cartA wonderful piece. Use it in dance performances or as a theatrical prop in films. It also makes a nice addition to many cosplay and period costumes.
This scimitar is built and balanced for dance. This means you can balance it in your hand, on your head, hip or anywhere else, with relative ease. The hilt is placed so that it will act as a counter weight to the long blade.
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Technique Tuneup
Price range: $145.00 through $295.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageWe developed this expanded lesson as a way for dancers to fine tune and perfect their movement knowledge and skills. Think of this movement maintenance package as your annual tuneup you’d do with your car.
Includes: 1 hour private lesson, recorded video of lesson + written review with personalized feedback.
Great for students wanting to take their dance to the next level or for prepping for auditions.
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Spice Tasseled Hip Scarf
$148.00Add to cartWho doesn’t love the classic belly dance tassel belt? Inspired by traditional camel headdresses. These belts add a colorful pop to any costuming and accent movement with their playful bounce and swing.
Made in Boulder, Colorado, USA by The Nawaar Dance Company’s director, Jennifer Secrist Goran, using new and up-cycled components. She has over 35 years experience with this dance form & costume making. She knows how every piece will accent movement and hold up to the rigors of dance. These make her one of a kind costuming & accessory designs much sought after by fellow dancers. The eco-chic nature of this design means it’s good for the environment, as well!
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$150 Gift Certificate
$150.00Add to cartGive the gift of choice with a gift certificate from Tribe Nawaar! When you purchase your gift certificate, simply add the name and email of your recipient along with any message you’d like us to include in the ‘Order Notes’ section during check out.
We’ll hand create a beautiful pdf file with your personal message and a coupon code to redeem their gift.
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1920s Black Beaded & Sequined Tabard Panel Dress
$280.00Add to cartAn authentic reproduction of the modern tabard dress styles of the 1920s. Ideal for your vintage inspired looks. Adds glamour & opulence to any retro inspired belly dance costume.. or wear it to your next special event as a statement piece!
Similar to traditional assuit fabric, this dress is assembled with a fine mesh as the base. This sheer base allows you to layer over other garments for a variety of looks. Learn more about recreating these looks.
Multiple looks from just one garment. Try all the looks shown in our photos.. or create your own costuming or evening wear combinations!
All items shown with sheer dress are sold separately.
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Authentic Tribal Belly Dance Coin Bra #4
$295.00Read moreThis hand crafted bra is the perfect piece for completing your stage look! A mix of coin colors and styles and a neutral palette allows it to pair beautifully with a variety of styles of belly dance costumes.
Designed and sewn by one of the members of our dance company with over 20 hours of love sewn into every stitch!
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