Thai Brass Finger Caps for Traditional Dance Fawn Leb These are a pair of brass finger caps for a traditional Thai folk dance called Fawn Leb. These are in good condition, there are all 16 finger caps, 2 pairs, four for each hand. Some have slight wear but no major damage. These are around 4.5in long Weight together: 0.2lbs Info: Fawn Thai is a form of folk dance accompanied by folk music of the region. There are different forms of Fawn Thai that will usually fall within five classic styles: Fawn Tian; Fawn Leb; Fawn Ngiew; Fawn Marn Gumm Ber, i.e. Butterfly Dance; and Fawn Marn Mong Kol, i.e. Happy Dance. Fawn Leb, meaning Fingernail Dance, is a northern Thai dance style originating from Chiang Mai. Each dancer wears six inch long brass fingernails. The long fingernails accentuate the finger movement of each dancer. Dancers wear their hair in a chignon-style with a yellow jasmine flower tiara. (https://www.thai2siam.com)