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Pure FCBD® ! All improv! If you are a member of the dance tribe, you know EXACTLY what this means!

A beautiful tribal fusion belly dancer, in a botanical frame with tassels and peonies, and a peacock.

Izar and Aster, original characters of my tale “Finisterra”. Tribal belly dance witch with werewolf. By Medusa Dollmaker

My tribute to the incredible belly dancer Zoe Jakes.

Eat Sleep Belly Dance Repeat

Fusion belly dance with figure of belly dancer. Perfect for dancers and dance teachers.

An ode to the dreaded shimmy drills. This is for all my fellow belly dancers out there.

This is for all you fabulous shimmy queens out there. A belly dance inspired design celebrating all the beautiful dancers out there.

Line drawing of a fusion belly dancer, perfect for belly dancers, dance teachers, and dance performers.

Just A Girl Who Loves Dance is a design for any girl out there that loves to dance. Perfect for the dancer in your family. Just A Girl clothing gifts for girlfriend, daughter, sister and her for Christmas and birthday. Moms and Daughters will love this.

Just A Girl Who Loves Dance design. Perfect for the dancer in your family. Just A Girl clothing gifts for girlfriend, daughter, sister and her for Christmas and birthday. Moms and Daughters will love this.

Mythica Tribal Bellydance

Just A Girl Who Loves Dance Gift is a design for any girl out there that loves Dancing. Just A Girl Who Loves Tees is a perfect birthday gift for Dancer women. Moms and Daughters will love this.

A fun fusion of ancient Egyptian mythology and artistic expression. Well known Cat Goddess Bastet is depicted as a bellydancer playing her ancient instrument sistrum. As the music notes gradually diminish in size, they transform into the scales of the nefarious serpent, Apep (also known as Apophis). With menacing fangs and a gaping maw, Apep reveals his ominous presence, adding an element of dark intrigue to the design.

A dark version of my Bastet the Belly Dancer T-shirt design. Well known Cat Goddess Bastet is depicted as a bellydancer playing her ancient instrument sistrum. As the music notes gradually diminish in size, they transform into the scales of the nefarious serpent, Apep (also known as Apophis). With menacing fangs and a gaping maw, Apep reveals his ominous presence, adding an element of dark intrigue to the design.

Floral mandala design with a little oriental details as well as some geometric shapes. Great for dance or yoga class.

No more excuses, it can wait! we have dance!