Scenes From Turkey: Oriental Dance, Part 1 - Page 3
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- Scenes From Turkey: Oriental Dance, Part 2. The second set of pictures depicting Oryantal Tansi dancers (belly dancers) as seen in Turkey in July, 2000.
- Scenes From Turkey: Oriental Dance, Part 3. The third set of pictures depicting Oryantal Tansi dancers (belly dancers) as seen in Turkey in July, 2000.
- Scenes From Turkey: The Real Turkish Belly Dance. Pictures depicting the Turkish folk dance Gobek Tansi as seen in Turkey in July, 2000.
- Scenes From Turkey: Whirling Dervishes. Pictures depicting whirling dervishes performing a semâ (whirling ceremony) as seen in Turkey in July, 2000.
Do you have an interest in Turkish belly dance costumes? If so, you may enjoy Making Costumes: Turkish Edging, an article that describes how to make a bead-and-sequin edging that was used on two costumes I purchased in Turkey at the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. It includes photo galleries of both costumes with a description of their components.
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