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12-06-2019 : A postage stamp on Traditional Parsi Attire
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The traditional Parsi sari is made of embroidered cloth, It is called Gara. The Gara has worn after the Sari Pearwani or sari wearing ceremony. Parsi brides wear a white ornate Gara sari in marriage, which is generally a family heirloom, handed from one generation to another. These days, instead of traditional white, off-white and light shades are also chosen by brides. Parsi Groom wears their long caftan, tied at the waist and a turban around the head.
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Traditional Parsi Attire is similar to the Gujarati Indian Fashion, It is different with few style changes. In Traditional Parsi Attire, Parsi women wear the Gujrati Sari but they have always brought the palla down over the right shoulder, not the left. Similarly, Parsi men wear the Shalvar, and Jameh with a wide belt called Kamarband. Headdresses were also worn by men, known as the Sarband. In Persia, women and men were also wearing loin cloths and Long robes.
Additional information
| Country of Origin | India |
|---|---|
| Geography Represented | Single Country |
| Number of Miniature Sheet | 01 |
| Number of Stamps | 01 |
| Release Year | |
| Set Type | Stamp |
| Stamp Condition | New |
| Stamps Type | Postage |
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