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Dragon and Belly Dance Stuff for sale!

I have a few postings on Craigslist that I thought I'd also share here.

DRAGON
A year ago I bought a cute, fuzzy, red dragon at the Renaissance Faire and still have not used it, so I think it's time the little fella found a better place to play than in my closet.  He'll hang out on your shoulder and look around at all the people.

Here is the Craigslist posting for more info:



Belly Dance Bra / Belt Sets (Cabaret style)
Eventually, a girl's just gotta move on from past costumes...

1 - Pale blue sequins - $60

Craigslist posting:

2 - Turquoise sequins - 75$


Craigslist posting:


India-style Belly dance embroidered crop top - $15

Craigslist posting:


Check out the Craigslist links for all the details.  Considering the dragon's never been used, it's a screamin deal based on what I'm asking for it.  Already had a couple nibbles on that one.

And as we belly dancin ladies know, costumes don't come cheap - and I feel these are very reasonable prices.

Please feel free to share!

Thanks!

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