FAVORITE LINKS:
 

http://www.floweringenterprises.com   Zora (Marci Gore) is an incredible artist and friend.  As Zora, for 8 years, she performed and eventually taught bellydance, inspired by its femininity, art, music and dazzling costumes.  In 2002 she combined a few of her skills and interests with business in Zora's Personal Seamstress and in this capacity provided high quality, personalized costumes to dancers throughout the United States, many in conjunction with Bahira's Beautiful Bedlah.  Zora's sewing skills are precise and professional and her garments are finished to perfection.  If you can spirit her away from her many other interests to focus on a project for you, consider yourself very lucky!  Some of her personal costumes and artwork are available for sale on her website.

http://www.naiyaraks.com   Naiya & Numa'ir are a classy husband & wife belly dance duo with which Bahira has the pleasure of friendship and respect.  They perform on a regular basis at Menara Moroccan Restaurant in San Jose and El Morocco in Pleasant Hill. 

http://www.egyptsies.com  Mandella is troupe director of Egyptsies.  The Egyptsies are a Northern California/Santa Clara County based belly dancing troupe born of the purest sense of "Gypsy Essence." A troupe that values the connection of family, they dance through life together, enjoying the evolution of the dance that comes from the varied backgrounds of all three members: Mandella, Cassiopeia, & Chéron

http://www.yolandabellydance.com  Yolanda: performer, teacher and former President of San Francisco/Bay Area MECDA. Check out her website for other happenings in the bay area belly dance community.

http://www.khajulah.com/  Khajulah is an exceptionally graceful dancer (those eyes! those hands!) and exquisite costume designer in the South Bay area. Check out http://www.dancingdivadesigns.com/

http://www.MaiaRaqs.com   Maia has moved to the Portland, Oregon, area and is deeply missed by Bahira.  Bahira and Troupe Nambah always enjoyed sharing a performance night at Menara with the elegant and graceful Maia.  Many of Maia's costumes were created by Bahira.