Dimasa(Risa )Muffler worn around the head

(A) The Dimasa people are an indigenous Assamese community of people inhabiting Assam and Nagaland states in North-Eastern India. (B) The guest of honour are usually honoured with Risha or Rigdo.(C) ‘Risha’ is translated as “small cloth” in Dimasa language, derived from Rih(Cloth) and Basa(small).

(1) Ethnically, the Dimasas are known for their Tibeto-Burman origins, royal lineage and a strong sense of folk culture. In their language, Dimasa means “children of the great river”. Many Dimasa Kacharis live in Haflong, (Assam) though they are also residents of Karbi Anglong, Cachar, Dimapur and even Nowgong district. (2) The Rigdo is a little muffler that these people carry with themselves. Risha and Gainthao are both Dhotis that differ in length. The Risha comes up to one’s knee, and the Gainthao reaches the ankle.(3)Hand knitted with two contrasting colours, designed with the technique of sequential knitting, this smart scarf has a unique texture of blocks and troughs, to add character and style to winter wardrobes. High quality acrylic yarn makes the scarf a hard-working, easy to maintain, and cosily soft piece of warmth. This reversible scarf will be a thoughtful gift, or the best possible addition to the wardrobe of an adventurous soul.(4) Soft and warm, as well as smart and functional, this scarf looks elegant when tucked inside a jacket or coat. It can also be styled with casual ease when loosely knotted around the neck.(5) Many colours and shades have been combined in this easy yet eye-catching pattern to produce these unusual and unique scarves.

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(1)This product has been handwoven by artisans, hence minor variations in color, pattern and texture should not be perceived as defects. These attributes lend authenticity, character and exclusivity to your purchase, making it one-of-a-kind

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