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Dress and OrnamentsSummary
The term is used to refer to the Border Design found in Dimasa traditional cloths. It includes geometrical, dotted, plants, animals, flowers, etc. Each of the Riku Dima has its own unique name.
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Traditional PracticesSummary
One of the Dimasa's traditional entrance gates.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
A mango is an edible stone fruit produced by the tropical tree Mangifera indica which believed to have originated from the region between northwestern Myanmer,Bangladesh,and northeastern India.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
Sisa is a domestic animal. We Dimasa people believe that Sisa is a "follower of god" (Asaba hamya janang nure thikhade mithiridu) 
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People, Literature, Oral TraditionsSummary
This game requires atleast 2 players (1 player can also play alone but it becomes more interesting for a child with 2 or more players). 2 suthai are required to strike each other during the game, one is the target and the other is the striker. 
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Oral TraditionsSummary
One of the oldest of Dimasa primordial verses refers to myth of Dilaobra-Sangibra in which it is narrated how their ancestors met at the confluence of river named Dilao-Sangi to formulate all the governing principles of Dimasa socio-religious experience.