Kutchakal Chutty - Shanthitailors Hair Accessory
Chutty Jewellery Details Type Dance Jewellery Material Copper / Alloy Stone Kemp / Artificial Jewellery Details Type Dance Jewellery Material Copper / Alloy Stone Kemp / Artificial Frequently Asked Questions...
Chutty
Jewellery Details
| Type | Dance Jewellery |
| Material | Copper / Alloy |
| Stone | Kemp / Artificial |
Jewellery Details
| Type | Dance Jewellery |
| Material | Copper / Alloy |
| Stone | Kemp / Artificial |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the ideal length of the Kutchakal Chutty for a Bharatanatyam dancer preparing for her Arangetram?
A: For an Arangetram, the Kutchakal Chutty should be long enough to extend gracefully down the dancer's back, typically reaching between the mid-back and waist level when the dancer is in Aramandi. This ensures visibility and enhances the aesthetic of the costume during complex movements.
Q: How does the Kutchakal Chutty from Shanthi Tailors differ from other hair accessories used in Kuchipudi performances?
A: Shanthi Tailors' Kutchakal Chutty is specifically designed with lightweight yet durable materials to withstand the rigors of Kuchipudi performances. It is carefully crafted to maintain its shape and position even during fast-paced movements and intricate footwork, unlike some generic hair accessories that may slip or become dislodged.
Q: Can the Kutchakal Chutty be customized to match specific costume colors or embellishments for a Mohiniyattam performance?
A: Yes, Shanthi Tailors offers customization options for the Kutchakal Chutty. We can tailor the colors and embellishments to perfectly complement your Mohiniyattam costume, ensuring a cohesive and visually stunning stage presence.
Q: What is the recommended method for storing and maintaining the Kutchakal Chutty to ensure its longevity, especially when used frequently for Odissi recitals?
A: To maintain the Kutchakal Chutty's quality, store it flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid folding or bending it, as this can damage its shape. After each Odissi recital, gently wipe it down with a soft cloth to remove any sweat or hairspray residue. With proper care, your Kutchakal Chutty will remain a valuable part of your dance ensemble for years to come.