Masovej
Masovej refers to a specific type of traditional clothing originating from the Amhara people of Ethiopia. It is characterized by its intricate weaving and often features a distinctive stripe pattern, typically in white and indigo or other dark colors. The fabric is usually made from cotton, and the garments are designed to be both practical and aesthetically pleasing, reflecting the cultural heritage of the region.
Masovej garments are commonly worn for special occasions, festivals, and religious ceremonies, though variations may also
The production of masovej involves traditional weaving looms, and the process can be labor-intensive. The quality