A: The Peacock Belt, as part of Temple Jewellery, is traditionally worn around the hip during Bharatanatyam performances. It accentuates the Aramandi posture, highlighting the dancer's waistline and adding to the overall aesthetic appeal, especially during intricate footwork and poses.

A: Our Peacock Belt is crafted with durable materials and reinforced linkages to withstand the demands of Bharatanatyam. However, proper care, storage, and avoiding excessive strain will ensure longevity, especially during demanding performances and Arangetram recitals.

A: The Peacock Belt should sit comfortably on the hips without restricting movement. Measure the dancer's hip circumference while in Aramandi. We offer adjustable options and custom sizing to ensure a secure and flattering fit, essential for maintaining proper posture and ease of movement during performances.

A: After each performance, gently wipe the Peacock Belt with a soft, dry cloth to remove sweat and oils. Store it in a dry, cool place, preferably in a soft pouch or jewelry box, to prevent scratches and tarnishing. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures and harsh chemicals, which can damage the plating and embellishments. Regular cleaning and careful storage will preserve its brilliance for years to come.