PUNJABI CLOTHING

The
Punjab region had a flourishing industry in
cotton during the 19th and early 20th cent
uries, when various kinds of coarse cotton
cloths including
salwar suits, kurti, turbans, kurta chadra
etc. were manufactured in Hoshiarpur,
Gurdaspur, Peshawar, Lahore, Multan and
Amritsar.
THE PUNJABI JUTTI

JUTTI
IS THE PUNJABI VERSION OF THE SHOE. LOCAL
STYLES INCLUDE DESIGNS FROM PATIALA, THE
POTHOHARI
SHOE WITH SHARP POINTED TOES, AND THE
DERAWALI
 CHADRA KURTA

Chadra is a simple rectangular piece of cloth

which usually long from west to little higher
from feet. People wear it by wrapping
around their west.
The punjabi kurta is made of two rectangular
pieces with side slits, and a front opening
below neck.
 SALWAR SUIT

Punjabi salwar
suit is the traditional dress of women in the
Punjab region. It is made up of a kurta or kameez and
a straight cut salwar.
PUNJABI PAGG
(TURBAN)
It specifically refers to a
headdress that is worn by men an
d women, which needs to be man
ually tied.
Turbans has more than 50 styles.
PHULKARI

The phulkari of south and southwestern

Punjab region, has wide edges upon which d
esigns of animals and birds are embroidered.
As is the case of the
chaup
, the edges are embroidered on both sides of