The traditional Gujarati dresses for men include kediyu or kurta on the top and dhoti or chorno at the bottom. Women in Gujarat wear sarees or chaniyacholi. Recently, they have started wearing salwarkameez as well. Read in detail about traditional dresses of Gujarat:
A married woman in Gujarat wears Mangal Sutra, bangles, necklaces, earrings and nose rings. Unmarried women wear small balis (loop earrings) and may even get their nose pierced and wear nath (studded nose jewellery). Married women also wear bindi and sindoor. Traditional Gujarati jewellery is heavy, ornate and intricately crafted. Women even wear ornate tassel key rings around their waist.
Women wear chaniyacholi or ghagracholi with a kamarbandha. A kamarbandha is a coloured waistband. It may be made out of cloth or in a chain-like jewellery manner. The kamarbandha is worn over the chunni to keep the chunni from flying away.
The women of Kutch wear a special type of choli called abha or kanjari. Abha is a long piece of blouse which is decorated with mirror work and golden/silver thread work.
The men wear loose pants with short frock-like coats that are tied together with a string attached to the coat instead of buttons. They wear under long sleeved under jackets beneath the coat. They usually wear white coloured clothes with red or white coloured phento on their heads.
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