Kids Girls Bollywood Halloween Costume Hindu Goddess Saree Dress Up & Role Play (8-11 years, orange red)
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Kids Girls Bollywood Halloween Costume Hindu Goddess Saree Dress Up & Role Play (8-11 years, orange red)
- Girls masquerade costume of a Bollywood star / the Hindu goddess Lakshmi by La Mascarade Company
- Cosplay costume includes a cropped top with gold trim, a saree wrap skirt with gold ornament .
- Great for dress up parties, pretend play, Halloween night, cosplay and cosplayers, masquerade ball.
- You may complete the fancy dress with sandals, gold bangles and armbands, a head veil, earrings.
- All our dress up costumes are available in 3 sizes: for 3-6 years (3'7"- 3'11"), 6-8 years (3'11"- 4'3") and 8-11 years (4'3"-4'7").
Look at this sweet little princess! How cute and fiery she is! She might be a young priestess of Agni, an ancient Vedic goddes of fire . Or maybe she is a mysterious Maharaja's daughter from the fairy tale. She also might be a Hindu goddess, a legendary Indian dancer or a Bollywood star. We can only imagine this all. Surprise your little girl on the Halloween Night and choose this charming costume which represents the world of ancient India with its unique traditions. Every single detail of this fantastic gown is quite symbolic. The red is one the most important colors of Hinduism. The Hindu people use it for various celebrations and especially in wedding clothes. This color symbolizes the power of Lakshmi - the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity and the wife of Lord Vishnu. The garment consists of a long red saree wrap skirt with authentic gold ornament at the bottom and a cropped top with gold trim of neckline, sleeves and hemline . Just let your little fiery goddess put it on and brighten up the party with her smile Though the Hindu princess can dance barefooted you may find a pair of pretty sandals to complete the outfit. Also spice the look with armbands, gold bangles, a head veil, earrings. Also you can get trendy and decorate the hands of your little princess with mehndi as do the little and not so little fashionistas all around the world.




