JANGER DANCE

The dance is performed by twelve girls and twelve boys. The girls divide into two groups facing each other from opposite sides of a square. The boys divide similarly into two groups facing one another on the other two sides of the square. The leader sits on a mat in the centre. The girls wear a distinctive head dress in the form of a tooled leather tiara extended with paper flowers. Their dresses are of gold with tooled leather collars and belts. The boys wear a velvet vest over their white shirts.