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Silambu
Silambu ((タミル語:சிலம்பு)) is a traditional anklet worn mostly by South Indians. This ornament is referred to in the famous Tamil silapapthigaram, where the story begins and ends with a silmabu. In olden days, both men and women wore a variety of silambu. This can be discovered in most of the Tamil texts. A silambu, worn by a woman, is a hollow circular tube, made of gold, with precious stones or pearls to fill the space, which in turn produce a characteristic sound while walking. Silambus are worn by traditional dancers during performances. This produces a rhythmic, jingling sound in tune with the steps of the dancers. ==Lord Shiva== Even, Lord Shiva in his famous dancing pose, nataraja, is found with a silambu on his ankle. Nowadays silambus are made up of silver or copper and are worn by young children, even babies.
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