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Khaoroma Jukhuba.jpg
Community
Dimasa
Category
Traditional Practices, Oral Traditions
Summary
This is a visual representation of frog marriage practiced among the Hawar Dimasas of Cachar district of Assam. The frog marriage ceremony was demonstrated for the Dimasa archive team at Joypur village in Cachar on May 22, 2022.
बानलु राजा _2023_03_29.jpg
Community
बर' Bodo
Category
Flora and Fauna, Food
Summary
Banlu Raja, known as King Chilli is one of the varieties of chillies grown in Assam and the whole of North-East India.
Khadu Dima.jpg
Community
Dimasa
Category
Dress and Ornaments
Summary
'Khadu Dima' is a traditional silver made bangle or bracelet wore by Dimasa womenfolk.
Daono samlai
Community
Dimasa
Category
Food
Summary
Staple food
Daono hon samlai
Community
Dimasa
Category
Food
Summary
Chicken prepared with rice flour.
Dimbong.jpg
Community
Dimasa
Category
Flora and Fauna
Summary
Dimbong (chameleon) is an agamid lizard, which can change its body colour to maintain its temperature.
Gainthao
Community
Dimasa
Category
Dress and Ornaments
Summary
Long Dhoti worn from waist to ankle, worn specially on the occasions like wedding, Dance etc.
Rijamphain
Community
Dimasa
Category
Dress and Ornaments
Summary
Type of chest wrapper which is in plain white in colour worn from chest to knee by Dimasa women.
Risha
Community
Dimasa
Category
Dress and Ornaments
Summary
Risha is worn by men and can be of any colour. It is wore like short dhoti from waist to knee and also can be used like muffler.
Rikhaosa male
Community
Dimasa
Category
Dress and Ornaments
Summary
Risha Glao/ Risha Rimain is a traditional attire with 'rimain' design on each border side, which is used by Men. It is mainly wore in wedding and also while performing traditional dance.
Baukha.jpg
Community
बर' Bodo
Category
Tools and Instruments, Traditional Practices
Summary
A bamboo made carrier tool.
si danai.jpg
Community
बर' Bodo
Category
People, Dress and Ornaments, Tools and Instruments, Traditional Practices
Summary
The Bodo weavers used throw shuttle and fly shuttle looms. The shuttle makhu is thrown across the shed by the hand. The loom is fitted to a vertical post made of bamboo or wood and it is fixed to the ground.