A loose-fitting blouse worn by women as part of an ensemble. It also refers to a loose tunic used to clothe infants and toddlers.
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A loose-fitting blouse worn by women as part of an ensemble. It also refers to a loose tunic used to clothe infants and toddlers.
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A long, scarf-like accessory, it is a multicoloured piece of fabric that is typically worn around the neck by women…
A name given to pashmina and shahtoosh wool shawls, derived from the belief that the shawls are so fine that…
A loose, long-sleeved outer robe made of silk or cotton, commonly worn in parts of Central and South Asia. Historically,…
A sacred thread worn over the left shoulder and crosswise over the torso, which symbolises a Hindu rite of initiation…
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Unstitched lower garment worn by men and women in ancient India, particularly during the Vedic period. It was either wrapped…
A length of cloth worn by women as a loose veil or wrap to cover the head and shoulders, and…