Riha is part of a three piece Assamese traditional garment worn with the Mekhela chador. It forms a part of the bridal trousseau for most Assamese brides these days. Riha, mekhela sador and traditional silk wearing are of Boro origin. [1]
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References
- ^ Sharma, Chandan Kumar (2006). "Oral discourse and Bodo identity construction". In Muthukumaraswamy, M.D. (ed.). Folklore as Discourse. National Folklore Support Centre. p. 80. ISBN 9788190148160.
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Riha is part of a three piece Assamese traditional garment worn with the Mekhela chador. It forms a part of the bridal trousseau for most Assamese brides these days. Riha, mekhela sador and traditional silk wearing are of Boro origin. [1]
See also
References
- ^ Sharma, Chandan Kumar (2006). "Oral discourse and Bodo identity construction". In Muthukumaraswamy, M.D. (ed.). Folklore as Discourse. National Folklore Support Centre. p. 80. ISBN 9788190148160.
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