Urdhori

Urdhori is a term used in some cultures to refer to a specific type of traditional garment. While the exact origins and interpretations can vary significantly depending on the region and ethnic group, urdhori generally describes a woven or embroidered cloth worn as a skirt or a wrap. These garments are often made from natural fibers such as wool or cotton, and their design can feature intricate patterns and vibrant colors that hold cultural or symbolic meaning. The way an urdhori is worn, tied, or draped can also be indicative of social status, marital status, or ceremonial occasion. Historically, the production of urdhori has been an important aspect of local craftsmanship, with techniques passed down through generations. The specific characteristics of an urdhori, including its material, pattern, and how it is worn, are key identifiers within the communities that utilize them.