Body chains are just that – an accessory made of metal worn on your body. Unlike a necklace or a bracelet that has a defined space, body chains can be worn across your chest, on your back, around your hips… the options are endless.
Also question is, where do body chains come from?
The body chain is an eccentric form of jewellery, whose origin can be traced to Indian classical and belly dancers, who wore chains of different designs around their belly. Such chains cling onto the body from the neck and go beyond the back and waist.
- Choose the one that suits your taste. …
- Make sure that the waist chain is at least two inches bigger than the measure of your waist (make sure that you have taken measurement of your waist).
- Wrap it around your waist and attach the clasp.
Besides, what is Kamarbandh?
Kamarbandh is a belly chain or waist chain that is worn around the waist. In South India, the kamarbandh is also known as Udiyanam. It is made of a 1inch thick band of gold that is clasped around the waist.
What are belly chains used for?
Use of belly chain
Such restraints are often used in the United States in courtrooms, or for transporting prisoners, or in other public situations as a safeguard against escape. They are used above all when detainees are to be restrained over a longer period of time, for example during transport or at court hearings.
Where did belly chains originate?
Indian Subcontinent
Can waist beads break?
Sometimes your waist bead can cut when you’ve added weight, this is totally normal. Waist beads hardly break if you’re using it for weight awareness, it goes above the waist when you start to add weight and when you lose weight, it goes below the waist.
How do you make waist beads?
What is Kamarband called in English?
Girdle
