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The Fashionable Indian State: Kashmiri Intricate Designs
Kashmir - the name is enough. The beautiful valleys, snow-kissed mountains, richness of landscapes and serene lakes; the reason why it is called Heaven On Earth. Kashmir is the northern most state of India, encompassing diversity of cultures. Migration of various tribes to Kashmir has made it culturally rich.
From
Persians
to
Afghans,
Kashmir
is
an
abode
to
people
from
different
ethnic
groups.
Kashmiris
are
known
for
their
cutting
edge
embroidery
and
intricate
designs.
They
are
very
artistic,
suggestive
from
glimpses
of
art
in
their
lifestyle.
The
artistic
backgrounds
of
Kashmiris
derive
its
roots
from
various
ethnic
tribes
present
in
the
region:
Persians,
Afghanis,
to
name
a
few.
Kashmiri
fashion
is
a
mirror
reflection
of
Kashmiri
lifestyle.
The
intricate
designs,
handwork,
and
delicate
embroidery
are
a
part
and
parcel
of
a
typical
Kashmiri
wardrobe.
All
clothing
ensembles
are
similar
in
some
or
the
other
way,
but
there
can
be
some
added
variation
to
distinguish
the
identities
of
people.
Kashmiri
women
are
known
for
their
beautiful
eyes
and
skin
and
Kashmiri
men
are
no
less;
the
handsome
stubble
and
long
hair
scintillates
their
already
neat
features.
Pheran
A
pheran
is
the
most
popular
form
of
clothing
in
this
region.
It
is
a
knee-length
long
baggy
coat,
strategically
made
to
prevent
body
from
severe
temperature
drop.
It
is
commonly
worn
in
shades
of
blue
and
brown
by
men,
but
women
prefer
the
embroidered
form
of
pheran.
The
fabric
is
mostly
velvet.
Chinar
leaves
are
embroidered
around
the
neck,
hem
and
sleeves
of
a
woman's
pheran.
Silver
embroidery
on
velvet
is
considered
as
a
status
of
high
class
among
Kashmiris.
Taranga
Taranga
is
bright
colored
headscarf
paired
with
a
pheran.
Brides
wear
a
taranga
stitched
to
a
cap
while
for
regular
days
a
taranga
is
tied
around
forehead.
Taranga
are
made
of
fine
wool,
mainly
to
protect
head
from
severe
cold.
It
is
also
called
Kasaba
or
Abaya.
Kashmiri
unmarried
women
wear
a
colourfull
skull
cap
embroidered
with
a
gold
thread.
Jewelery
Kashmiri women love to don silver jewelery. They love to wear a perfect set of silver earrings and head jewelery.
Headgear
Turbans
are
mostly
worn
by
men
paired
with
pashmina
shawl
symbolizing
a
royal
lineage.
Karakul
hats
are
made
of
qaraqul
fur,
named
after
former
Pakistani
PM,
Jinnah.
Mostly
worn
by
elite
class.
Gurgabis
Gurgabis
or
mojris
are
commonly
worn
by
Kasmiri
girls.
Gurgabis
are
heavily
decorated
with
embroidery.
The picturesque mountains and salient valleys, Kashmiris are blessed with fashion as much as they are blessed with nature. Maintaining their warmth of style, and keeping up with old-traditon, Kashmir surely brings us one of the best traditional arts in the form of fashion.
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