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Look Just Like A Native Indian!

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A Native Indian costume could fit anyone. You could explore through the rich histories and cultures of Native Indian tribes. You could be the tribal chief, princess, warrior or any other member of a Native Indian tribe. Take pride in being a Native Indian. Exotic and unique, you surely could enjoy this costume for any costume event.

There are lots to choose from when you pick this particular costume. Costume shops, both online and physical-location stores, have this costume in a wide range of colors and sizes for different ages and sexes. There are also accessories that match each costume. Adult or child, one could choose an authentic Indian costume that even matches your personality.

Any shade of brown is the ‘it’ color for this costume. For girls and women, a tattered skirt, reminiscent of Pocahontas’, is best. The top should also have tattered sleeves. For boys and men, tattered pants that are only a few inches below the knees, would do. The top could be a vest or very loose shirt that should have frills.

The costume should also have prominent Native Indian design. If you are making your own costume, look for Native Indian tribal logos. These could be found in most research sources. You could print out the design and stick it to your costume.

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Native Indian costumes have the trademark headdress. This is usually made with leather headband and feathers. You could buy a readymade headdress or make your own. If making your own headdress, you need a strip of cloth or leather, strong glue, feathers, and native or wooden beads. The length of the headdress should fit the size of your head. Create your own design by gluing the beads in front of the strip of cloth or leather. Glue in a few pieces of feathers either on the side or at the back of the headdress. Let it dry and it’s ready to wear.

You could even be actually a tribe. For a group of friends, have matching head dresses so you could easily identify one another from a crowd. You could even create your tribal call or shout out so you could send messages to one another even when you are on opposite sides of anywhere you might be. Even a family could do this. Dad would have the Native Indian costume that would make him the tribe chief. Mom could be the tribal medicinal healer, and accessorize by carrying a native looking bag containing dried and fresh leaves as fake herbal medicines. And of course, the kids could match Mom and Dad’s costumes and accessorize with toy bow and arrow, fake knife and ropes. Everyone could also play around with face paint with distinct tribe designs.

Now you see there are many ways to enjoy a Native Indian costume. Everyone could enjoy being a part of an Indian tribe. Plus, this indian costume is one of the cost effective ones as the materials and accessories are easy to find and/or create.