Assam
The vibrant Mekhela Chador, a two-piece ensemble featuring a draped mekhela (skirt) and chador (dupatta), is a symbol of Assamese pride.
Kerala
The elegant Mundum Neriyathum, a white or cream mundu (dhoti) with a gold border, paired with a neriyathu (upper garment), exudes grace.
Uttar Pradesh
Men don the kurta-pajama combination, often accompanied by a pagri (headgear), while women drape sarees in various styles like Banarasi and Lucknowi.
Gujarat
The Ghagra Choli, a colorful skirt and blouse combination, is a signature Gujarati attire, often adorned with intricate embroidery and mirror work.
Punjab
Men wear kurtas with dhotis or salwars, while women flaunt the Phulkari, a vibrant dupatta embellished with intricate floral embroidery.
Karnataka
The Mysore Silk Saree, woven with pure gold threads, is a prized possession for Kannadiga women, while men opt for the silk pancha (dhoti) and kurta.
Maharashtra
The graceful Nauvari saree, draped in a unique Marathi style, and the dhoti-kurta combination for men are quintessential Maharashtrian attires.
Rajasthan
The Ghoomar, a vibrant skirt with intricate mirror work, twirls with the wearer, while men sport the Bandhgala, a short coat often paired with a dhoti and pagri.
Tamil Nadu
The Kanjivaram saree, woven with zari threads, is a symbol of Tamil Nadu's rich textile heritage. Men wear the dhoti-kurta combination, often with an angavastra (shoulder cloth).
Jammu and Kashmir
Kashmiri women wear the Pheran, a long, loose tunic, while men don the Sherwani, a long coat often paired with a pagri.