Ulkovaippu
Ulkovaippu is a traditional garment worn by women in parts of South India, particularly in Tamil Nadu. It is characterized as a type of wrap-around skirt, usually made from cotton or silk fabrics, and is commonly used for daily wear as well as during cultural and religious occasions. The design of ulkovaippu is simple yet versatile, often featuring a gathered or pleated appearance that offers comfort and ease of movement.
Historically, the ulkovaippu has been an integral part of traditional attire, especially among rural communities. It
The term "ulkovaippu" is derived from Tamil, where “ulkov” refers to wrapping or covering, signifying its function
In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in traditional clothing, leading to modern adaptations of