Dragon Dancing Set Gold（7-10 Dancers）
$1,500.00
$1,500.00 set
Dragon Dance Set Included:
Dragon Head-it is large and intricately decorated, giving the dragon its expressive movements.
Dragon Body- is composed of multiple segments, and dancers hold poles attached to each segment, creating the dragon's undulating movements.
-
Dragon Tail-dancer manage the tail, which is typically more flexible and lighter than the head and body.
-
Aluminum Poles-Dancers use long poles to hold and control the different sections of the dragon's body.
-
The poles are used to create various dramatic effects, such as raising or lowering parts of the dragon, causing it to "leap," "fly," or "sway" in different directions, depending on the dance.
Dragon dancing is a traditional Chinese performance art often seen during festivals like Chinese New Year. It involves a team of dancers manipulating a long, colorful dragon figure on poles. The dragon is usually made of materials like silk, bamboo, and paper, and can span up to several dozen feet in length.
The dance is meant to bring good luck, drive away evil spirits, and celebrate the start of a new year. The dancers move in sync, with the dragon appearing to "dance" in a wave-like manner, often accompanied by loud drumming and cymbals to enhance the excitement. The dragon is a symbol of power, strength, and good fortune in Chinese culture.
Customers Pick up only。
LION022
2 Items
Comments (0)
No customer reviews for the moment.
16 other products in the same category:
Dragon Dance Set Included:
Dragon Head-it is large and intricately decorated, giving the dragon its expressive movements.
Dragon Body- is composed of multiple segments, and dancers hold poles attached to each segment, creating the dragon's undulating movements.
-
Dragon Tail-dancer manage the tail, which is typically more flexible and lighter than the head and body.
-
Aluminum Poles-Dancers use long poles to hold and control the different sections of the dragon's body.
-
The poles are used to create various dramatic effects, such as raising or lowering parts of the dragon, causing it to "leap," "fly," or "sway" in different directions, depending on the dance.