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The Assamese traditional attire known as Mekhela Chador holds a significant cultural and historical importance in the state of Assam, India. Mekhela Chador is a two-piece garment consisting of a Mekhela (lower part) and a Chador (upper part).Handloom weaving is a prominent craft in Assam, and many Mekhela Chadors are crafted using traditional handloom techniques. Skilled weavers create intricate and beautiful designs using various types of silk, such as Muga silk, Pat silk, and Eri silk, which are native to the region.Fabric: Available in Muga silk, Pat silk, and Eri silk—all native to Assam.Design: Features intricate, handwoven patterns, unique to Assam's traditional craftsmanship.Artisan Craftsmanship: Handloom woven by skilled Assamese artisans, preserving traditional weaving methods.Occasions: Perfect for cultural events, festivals, weddings, or any special occasion.Care Instructions: Dry clean only to maintain the quality and richness of the fabric.Special Features:Lightweight and easy to drapeEco-friendly and sustainable weaving practicesAvailable in multiple color