Our attire beautifully reflects the cultural richness and elegance of our homeland. Performers wear a long, flowing skirt called the “daaman,” which allows for graceful movements and twirls central to the dance, paired with a traditional kurta.

Adorning their heads, dancers wear a “borla,” a striking head accessory that enhances grace and provides symmetry to their posture. This is elegantly covered by a delicate “ghunghat,” adding an air of tradition.

Dancers also wear heavy jewelry on their waist, neck, and ankles, each piece meticulously crafted and featuring ghungroos—small bells that produce a melodious jingling sound with every movement. This auditory element enriches the performance, amplifying the rhythmic beats of the accompanying music,