25
January
2017

Check out the National Costume of Miss Universe India 2016 Roshmitha Harimurthy

25 Jan 2017 | Angelopedia

Just 5 days left for the gala finale of Miss Universe 2016 and the countdown for the coronation night begins. On 30th January 2017, Pia Wurtzbach will crown one of the 86 beauties as her successor, who will carry the torch and continue the duties of a Miss Universe. While we have seen various national costumes from this year, there were many fans from India who were waiting to see what Miss India Roshmitha Harimurthy is going to wear for her National Costume, well the wait is finally over.

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Miss Diva organisation of India finally unveiled the national costume of Roshmitha Harimurthy on its Facebook page. The costume, designed by K Krishnamoorthy and Melvyn Dominic Noronha, perfectly showcases the rich cultural history of India. According to the organisation, her National Costume is inspired by “Surya Namaskar”. Surya Namaskar is the salutation to the sun and the universe, and through yoga an individual powers his/her internal energy point known as the chakra.

 

Check out the National Costume of Miss Universe India 2016 Roshmitha Harimurthy

 

The costume also represents the culture from the South Indian states- Karnataka and Kerala. The costume is made of Indian Silk brocade and is decorated with accessories with wooden carvings and gold foil treatment.  The detailed work on the costume is inspired by one of the most ancient techniques used in the costumes of Kathakali (the state dance of Kerela) and Yakshagana (the theatrical art of Karnataka). The costume is designed in a way that depicts the elephant, the sandal wood leaves and the lotus, which are the state symbols of Karnataka.

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22 year old Roshmitha is currently pursuing her master’s degree in International Business. She also loves to volunteer and regularly shares her knowledge as a teacher at Thanisandra Government Primary School in association with the Eco Foundation for Sustainable Alternatives.

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