Traditional Clothing of Indian States

Punjab  

- Phulkari embroidery – vibrant floral patterns.  

- Traditionally used in wedding wear and festive attire.  

- Symbol of cultural pride and craftsmanship.  

Gujarat / Rajasthan  

- Bandhani – tie‑dye technique creating dotted patterns.  

- Represents colour, celebration, and regional artistry.  

- Common in sarees, dupattas, and turbans.  

Tamil Nadu  

- Kanchipuram Silk – rich, handwoven silk fabric.  

- Used for temple ceremonies and bridal wear.  

- Known for durability and intricate zari borders.  

Assam  

- Mekhela Chador – traditional two‑piece garment.  

- Handwoven in cotton or silk, often with motifs inspired by nature.  

- Worn during cultural and festive occasions.  

Kashmir  

- Pheran – a loose, warm garment suited for a cold climate.  

- Worn by both men and women.  

- Often paired with woollen embroidery and traditional accessories.