- po****r
style of
pheijom. The
pheijom is
similar to the dhoti, worn by men
elsewhere in India. A
khamen chatpa is a
white silk
pheijom,
block printed in...
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Minister of
Manipur (independent from India),
preparing for the
coronation of the new King Bodh
Chandra Singh,
wearing the
pheijom loincloths, in 1944....
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their heads with a
cloth and tie a knot on the left side. Men wear a
white pheijom for ceremonies, and boys wear a
white dhoti too. Men also wear
white vests...
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Arambai dart
throwing war
tactical events In
politics Kajenglei Khamenchatpa Pheijom Khudei Phanek "Kok"
means head and "Yet"
means "to wrap around" in Meitei...
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During the
Umang Lai
Haraoba festival, men wear
white pheijoms. A
Meitei groom wears a
white pheijom (loincloth) and a
white shirt with full sleeves, without...
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difference between clothing of
married and
unmarried women. Men wear
white pheijom and
white armless vests, with a
cloth hanging around the neck,
during religious...
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Mayek Naiba (a
striped garment). The
groom wears the same clothes: a
white Pheijom (Meitei
traditional loincloth/dhoti), kurta, and
Kokyet (Meitei traditional...
