PRODUCT DESCRIPTION-
Traditional Garment: The Gho is a woolen, wraparound dress worn by women in Upper Kinnaur, known for its simple yet elegant design, often in earthy tones like red, brown, and green.
Handwoven Craftsmanship: The fabric is traditionally handwoven from locally spun wool, highlighting Kinnaur's rich textile craftsmanship passed down through generations.
Cultural Significance: The Gho is worn during festivals, religious ceremonies, and important events, symbolizing the region's deep cultural and spiritual traditions.
Intricate Embroidery: The dress features detailed embroidery, often depicting nature and religious symbols, which reflect the unique beliefs and customs of the Kinnauri people.
Identity and Status: The way the Gho is worn and its embroidery often denote social identity, community ties, and personal status within the Kinnauri society.
