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 conical, multi-tiered headdress or crown found in Indian iconographic traditions, it is commonly depicted on female deities. The term…
The end-piece of a sari, it typically hangs loose when draped over the shoulder and has a colour and pattern…
Also known as patiya sari, it is a tussar silk sari characterised by extra weft rib weaves in the pallu…
Also known as pagri, it is a traditional turban worn by Rajasthani men. It is made using the resist-dyeing techniques…
The sacred thread worn Brahmin men after initiation rites of upanayana, which marks the advent into adulthood.
A type of sari made in Ilkal in Karnataka, India, woven in dyed silk and decorated with embroidery. Traditionally considered…
An outer garment of Buddhist monastic significance resembling a long robe, it is typically used for additional warmth. It is…
A sari style characterised by contrasting colours or patterns in its two half-lengths. The length of one segment of the…