BODO TRADITIONAL COTTON FASRA(DUPATTA)

🧵 Bodo Traditional Fasra (Attire)

The Bodo people are an indigenous ethnic group primarily from Assam, India. They have a rich culture and are known for their traditional weaving and distinct attire.

👗 Fasra/Farsa (for Women):

• Fasra (sometimes written farsa or dokhona fasra) is a traditional wrap-around cloth worn by Bodo women.

• It’s handwoven, often using a backstrap loom.

• Typically made from cotton or silk, and features bright colors and geometric or symbolic motifs.

• The fasra is wrapped from the chest to the knees or ankles, somewhat like a sari but without pleats or a blouse.

• Often worn with a matching upper garment called Risha or Jwmgra (scarf/stole).