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Angarkha is an
outer robe with long
sleeves which was worn by men in
South Asia. By the 19th-century it had
become the
generally accepted attire of an...
- knee
length jacket worn by men in India. It is a
similar garment to the
angarkha. The
achkan evolved from the chapkan, a
dress which was worn by people...
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either to the
right of the left. An
angarkha typically does not have
front buttons.
Grooms traditionally wore the
angarkha which has now been su****ded by...
- 19th-century as a
result of the
outer garment of the late
Mughal period, the
angarkha—itself
evolved from the
Persian cape, balaba—being
given a
western style...
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throughout India. The term
angarkha is
derived from the
Sanskrit word Aṅgarakṣaka,
which means protection of the body. The
angarkha was worn in
various parts...
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Punjabi kurta, the
Gujarati angarkha and the
Rajasthani angarkha, also
termed ‘kurta’. A non
region specific angarkha is also worn in
various areas...
- is also a
trend to wear
contrasting trousers to
match the coat colour.
Angarkha is
considered the
predecessor of the Bandhgala. An
angrakha was a traditional...
- culture,
geography and climate.
Women traditionally wear Sari,
Gagra Choli,
Angarkha, Phiran,
Shalwar Kameez,
Gharara and
Bandi with ****tta or
Ghoonghat worn...
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khadi (hand-woven cloth). The
Jodhpuri itself is an
evolution from the
Angarkha. Po****rized
during the
terms of
Jawaharlal Nehru,
these distinct Bandhgalas...
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below the knees. Man on the left in
Gujarati jama/
angarkha Áo dài
Dashiki Kaftan Robe
Tunic Terlig Angarkha Kurta Katzeb Farzi (coat) Lewandowski, E.J. (2011)...
