Hands Down, All Around Handmade Mudra Skirt

Description

Mudras are a silent language of self-expression used in Hindu and Buddhist teachings. Mudra hand gestures are often used in yoga practice, meditation, and for healing purposes. The Gift Bestowing Gesture of Compassion (Varada Mudra) has right hand pendant with the palm turned outwards. This mudra symbolizes charity, compassion and generosity. It's the mudra of the accomplishment of the wish to devote oneself to human salvation. It's nearly always made with the left hand, and can be made with the arm hanging naturally at the side of the body, the palm of the open hand facing forward, and the fingers extended.
The eye popping print of our OOAK Mudra skirt is black on a turquoise blue background, with hands printed in black, gold, and red. It has an adjustable drawstring waist, with a long drawstring decorated in wooden beads and beautifully voiced brass sand-cast Indian hawk bells, to put a tinkle in your steps. The straight-lined, 44” wide skirt has a generous 20” side slit to ease those steps, and a sweet set of beads in a bangle at it's top. It’s 44” wide with a drawstring waist that can be adjusted from a 44” waist down to…infinity. Top to bottom the skirt measures 40”.

Modeled by ScarletBlack

Size: adjustable
Waist: adjustable, maximum 44”
Hip: maximum 44”
Length: 40”
Side slit: 20”
Complete care instructions are included.

Added on Nov 29, 2009

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