Skirts

Exude an air of the exotic, the sensual, with this line of belly dance products. Here you see a beautiful flowing skirt in seafoam green and trimmed with a golden dance belt of glittering coins. This ensemble is given the Hindi name of ada, which means graceful.

Exude an air of the exotic, the sensual, with this line of belly dance products. Here you see a beautiful flowing skirt in seafoam green and trimmed with a golden dance belt of glittering coins. This ensemble is given the Hindi name of ada, which means graceful.

Exude an air of the exotic, the sensual, with this line of belly dance products. Here you see a beautiful flowing skirt in orange fire silk, trimmed with a golden dance belt of glittering coins. This ensemble is given the Hindi name of atish, which means fire and passion.

Exude an air of the exotic, the sensual, with this line of belly dance products. Here you see a beautiful flowing skirt in sparkling midnight black silk, trimmed with a silver dance belt of glittering coins. Many of you asked for black and silver, and here it is at long last! This ensemble is given the Hindi name of chandra, which means Moon.

This scottish kilt in a rustic brown hunting tartan has the typical flap in the front with pleats behind. The rolled top is visible, cinched in place with an embossed leather belt and brass buckle. The leather sporan with its tassles, thong, and fringe is equally useful for everyday as it is for formal attire. Note: This kilt does not come with the scottish shoes and socks pictured. You can purchase this footwear by clicking this link here.

This scottish kilt in a red tartan has the typical flap in the front with pleats behind. The rolled top is visible, cinched in place with an embossed leather belt and brass buckle. The leather sporan with its tassles, thong, and fringe is equally useful for everyday as it is for formal attire. Note: This kilt does not come with the scottish shoes and socks pictured. You can purchase this footwear by clicking this link here.

This scottish kilt in a blue-green blackwatch tartan has the typical flap in the front with pleats behind. The rolled top is visible, cinched in place with an embossed leather belt and brass buckle. The leather sporan with its tassles, thong, and fringe is equally useful for everyday as it is for formal attire. Note: This kilt does not come with the scottish shoes and socks pictured. You can purchase this footwear by clicking this link here.

Exude an air of the exotic, the sensual, with this line of belly dance products. Here you see a beautiful flowing skirt in purple and burgundy and trimmed with a golden dance belt of glittering coins. This ensemble is given the Hindi name of sundar, which means beautiful. NOTE: This skirt does not come with the halter top, and headdress pictured. You can find these items for sale by perusing Whystler’s full line of products.