Indo-persian dance 1912

"Indo-Persian Dance" is a 1912 costume design by Léon Bakst, a prominent Russian artist known for his contributions to the Ballets Russes. This design features a female dancer in vibrant colors, dressed in intricate, exotic attire. The costume is characterized by a bold color palette of yellow, blue, and green, and embellished with ornate patterns. The dancer's graceful pose and flowing fabric evoke a sense of movement and dynamism, capturing the spirit of a captivating performance. Bakst's costume designs, often inspired by Eastern cultures, played a crucial role in the aesthetic revolution of the Ballets Russes, influencing the world of fashion and design.