My dance teachers🥰

 My dance teachers.❤️

 I first learned dance from Teacher Rasika. I was 12 years old at the time.🥰 I learned dance from her until I completed my Ordinary Level.❤️ Later, I went to Teacher Ayagama for my Advanced Level.✨ When she went abroad, I went to Teacher Deepika Jayakody and studied. 💗I also learned headscarf from Teacher Deepika.❤️‍🔥 In the meantime, I went to Teacher Lalith Salgadu to study the traditional dance of the lowlands and studied the dance of the present day.💗✨

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