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Looking up the Tiger Fight Costume, I discovered several countries share a similar ritual. This one will come with the wood tiger mask and the bamboo pole helping it display it. It is 5' wide by 56" long. Here's the info on the different countries and rituals: Tiger fight dance rituals, specifically Hulivesha (Tiger Dance) in India and Vietnamese village tiger dances, are traditional folk performances featuring dancers painted as tigers to celebrate festivals, demonstrate strength, and mimic the animal's movements. These performances often include acrobatics, fire-breathing, and symbolic battles between human hunters and tigers to bring luck. vietnamlawmagazine.vn vietnamlawmagazine.vn +2 Key details regarding tiger fight dance rituals include: Hulivesha (India): A folk art from Karnataka, India, where dancers are painted with yellow, black, and white stripes, performing intense, acrobatic, and prowling movements to honor the goddess Sharada. Puli Kali (India): Literally "Tiger Dance," this Kerala-based tradition is performed during the Onam harvest festival. Vietnamese Tiger Dance: Performed in northern village festivals, this ritual involves performers luring a tiger out of a simulated forest, followed by a choreographed fight with hunters using clubs, symbolizing the taming of nature and bringing good fortune. Performance Elements: These rituals often include dramatic, high-energy actions, such as fire-breathing, and are accompanied by traditional drums and music.