Amira Jade Bellydance Artistry

Amira Jade typically performs Egyptian and Lebanese style Bellydance. She usually performs to Arabic and Turkish classical and pop songs.

A typical set may include a flashy entrance followed by a slow song or drum solo before wrapping up with a grand finale, however, everything can be customized to suit what you are looking for.

Amira Jade specializes in Shamadan (a candelabra worn on the head and frequently used as part of Middle Eastern wedding processionals) and also performs with sword, came, veil and finger cymbals.

Packages can be customized, from one to two sets, lesson and show combinations, and wedding processionals with a show.

Hello and Welcome!


Amira Jade is a believer in the magical power of dance, and its historical role in rebellious expression brings her continual delight and inspiration.

Initially pursuing bellydance as a means to heal from her C-section, Amira Jade's love affair with this dance form began with her first class with Dona in Eugene, Oregon. As a musician and former ballerina, she was intrigued by the complexities of Middle Eastern music and dance.

After dancing with old school/folkloric troupe An Noor for 2 years, Amira Jade shifted her energy to personal growth via solo studies and competition, studying with world-class dancers and instructors including Raqia Hassan, Joana Saahirah, and her dance mentor, Razia Star. With her folkloric dance background, Amira Jade is particularly drawn to Egyptian Raqs Sharqi, Shaabi and Cairo Belady style bellydance.

A multiple award-winning dancer, Amira Jade regularly performs throughout the Pacific Northwest with live bands such as Americanistan, Ritim Egzotik, Arabesque and MB Orchestra.

When not dancing, Amira Jade can be found slinging coffee at her local coffee shop, competing in and judging latte art competitions, training baristas, mom-ing her 9-year-old son, playing flute or nerding out on anything sci-fi, coffee or dance-related.