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Traditional Cambodian Dancers

Traditional Cambodian Dancers. The Royal Ballet of Cambodia is a form of performing arts established in the royal courts of Cambodia for the purpose of entertainment as well as ceremonial propitiation. Date: 1910s

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Arts Ballet Cambodia Cambodian Ceremonial Ceremony Conical Courts Dancer Dancers Elaborate Headdress Makeup Paint


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This photograph captures a traditional Cambodian dance performance from the 1910s, showcasing the elegance and intrigue of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. Established in the royal courts of Cambodia, this ancient form of performing arts served dual purposes - as a source of entertainment for the elite and as a means of ceremonial propitiation to appease the gods. The male and female dancers in this image are adorned in elaborate costumes and headdresses, their faces painted with intricate designs. The male dancer wears a long, flowing white shirt and a golden headdress, while the female dancer is dressed in a vibrant, flowing skirt and a headdress adorned with flowers and feathers. Their expressions are focused and intense, reflecting the deep connection between the dancers and the ancient traditions they represent. The Royal Ballet of Cambodia is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Cambodia, a history that is deeply rooted in the country's ancient customs and beliefs. The dancers' graceful movements and intricate costumes are a visual representation of the country's artistic and historical significance. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us to a time when traditional Cambodian dance was an integral part of royal court life. The elaborate makeup and paint applied to the dancers' faces are an essential aspect of their costumes, adding to the mystique and allure of their performances. The use of paint and make-up is a centuries-old tradition, passed down from generation to generation, ensuring that the ancient art form remains alive and vibrant even today.

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