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INDIAN COPA DOLLS

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DANCES OF INDIA, Kathakali (Hanuman) CB86	Dances Of India - Odissi CB44	Brides Of India - Kerala CB49	DANCES OF INDIA, Kathakali (Kiratha) CB85
19.0" Height	14.0" tall	15.5" Tall	19.0" Height

Price: $245.00	Price: $195.00	Price: $175.00	Price: $245.00

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Brides Of India - Delhi CB84	Bride and Bridegroom - Punjab CA33	Ken in India CB83
15.0" Tall	16.0" tall	1 ft tall

Price: $225.00 SOLD	Price: $295.00	Price: $65.00

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Dancing Girl CB75	Barbie - Indian Diva CB80	Rajasthani Bride CB81
Copa Doll 18 in tall	1 ft tall	Copa Doll 18 in tall

Price: $75.00	Price: $65.00	Price: $75.00

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Kutch (Triumph Of The Spirit)

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A Handbook of Puppetry

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Creative Drama And Puppetry In Education

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History of Indian Theatre (Early History)

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Women and Jewelry - The Spiritual Dimensions of Ornamentation

...each and every part of the feminine physique... have consistently been used to support ornaments... the simple appearance without ornament is "not enough"... Hence the stress on adornment of the women, who are but the poetry of nature...

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Textiles and Costumes in Early India

Three conventionalised modes of clothing - one, for the divine female representing fertility, abundance and beauty; two, for an ecclesiastical being; and three, for an entertainer....defined his distinction, rank and role in society. Manu prescribes...

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