image via Facebook via Women of Egypt Raqs El-Sham’adan, or Candelabra Dance, is the art of dancing while balancing candelabra on the head. Zeinab Hussein, who is known as Zouba Al-Kolobati and Shafiqa Al-Qibtya (Shafiqa the Copt) were some of the most famous candelabra dancers in Egypt. The dance was originally introduced as part of the wedding zaffa (ceremony), but it later made its way to several stages in Egypt. Although the dance is not widely practiced in Egypt today, it stands as one of the most challenging props to work with, as it requires precision and technique. Dazzling the stages with their power and stamina, here are Sham’adan dancers from Egypt’s past. image via ping image via
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