Traditional Dresses of Gujarat

Traditional Dresses of Gujarat For Women

Ladies ordinarily wear the Ghagra or the Chaniya Choli, which is very well known in Gujarat as well as in different pieces of India as well. This clothing is embellished with energetic plans and is worn during celebrations and different events. Chaniyo is another well known clothing worn by the ladies of Gujarat. This clothing is very like the Lehenga in appearance. What makes the Chaniyo special is its lively tones, and particular unpredictable string works and mirror works.

 Ladies additionally wear Chunni. Chunni looks very like the dupattas and is normally used to cover their heads. The lady of Gujarat likewise wears the saree, in an unmistakable style, which is not the same as that of different pieces of the country. Aside from these conventional dresses, individuals of Gujarat additionally wear unique dresses for uncommon functions. During Raas Gharba, the ladies wear Ghagra Choli. 

 

Traditional Dresses of Gujarati For Men

Chorno is a kind of cotton pants that the Gujarati men wear. It would seem that a sewed dhoti and is xtremely free and agreeable. Chorno either has a string to tie at the abdomen or have flexible.  Kediyu is a piece of clothing that is worn over the chorno to cover the top piece of the body. A kediyu is dress sort kurta with ornaments, worn by the men in Gujarat. Kediyu is likewise alluded to as Angrakhu. Dhotee or dhoti is a long piece of article of clothing that is folded over the lower group of men. The article of clothing is folded over the midsection and tucked from between the legs. Gujarati men donned white or light hued dhotis for ordinary wear. A kurta is the top worn to cover the middle of men. The Kurtas for ordinary use are comprised of cotton. Merry kurtas may have weavings or a few plans in them.

 

 

 Traditional Jewellery of Gujarat

Though men of the state usually do not wear much jewellery, they do wear a gold chain and a gold ring. For the women of the state, the traditional jewellery includes rings, nose pins, necklaces, chains, among others. Married women wear the Mangal Sutra as a symbol of their marriage. The women from the villages in the state also wear tribal jewellery. Apart from these, the women of the state also wear small balis and nose piercings known as Nath, which is similar to the studded nose jewellery.

Punjabi Culture

 The salwar kameez is a traditional outfit worn by Punjabi women. It comprises a pair of trousers known as the salwar and a tunic called the kameez. Traditionally, the salwar trousers are tailored to be long and loose-fitting with narrow hems above the ankles that are stitched to look like cuffs. Punjabi men also wear the salwar, but they pair their trousers with a shorter tunic known as the kurta, which is the male version of the kameez.

The traditional kameez top is a loose-fitting, knee-length tunic with long sleeves. The tunic is worn by pulling it over the head through a round neckline that has a front slit.

The salwar kameez is usually paired with a long, sheer fabric scarf or shawl known as a dupatta, which is either draped across the neck or over the head. Decorative patterns may also be embroidered around the neckline, sleeves, hems and side slits of the outfit.

Like other forms of dress, the length and width of the salwar kameez have been influenced by fashion trends. The width of the trouser cuffs on the salwar has ranged from as wide as 30 cm for the “pantaloon” look as narrow as 10 cm for “harem” pants. The length of the kameez has also varied from between mid-thigh during the “mini” craze to well below the knee during the “midi” phase.

Rajasthani Traditional dress

 

lasr year i went to the jaipur with my friends. They asked me to go for shopping. I visited the main city or we  can say Purana jaipur. I saw the traditional wear of jaipur for women called ghagra, choli.A ankle length skirt known as ghagra and cropped top called a choli.If we talk about its jewellery there is no part of body which can't be decorated. Rakhdi(Maang tikka) is one of the most popular Rajasthani ornaments that has a spherical pendant that hangs in the center of head then Nath or Nathni it usually worn on the left nostril and join to the left ear with a gold or peral chain Kanthi Necklace (Rajputana Necklace) is a traditional choker made os gold and is usually aborned with Kundan and other precious stones like polka then jhalee(Kannbali) immaculately designed with intricate kundan or meenakari work Rajasthani earings give a rich and royal look, mixed with a hint of traditional and Bajubandh is the upper aemlet. it signifies the marital ecstasy and therefor is worn by Marwari and rajput brides.