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Dress and OrnamentsSummary
"Sgaopha" or "Phagri" is a type of turban wore by men on head and tied with red ribbon while performing traditional dance in festivals or in marriage. Phagri is of yellow and green colour but in the time of marraige , bridegroom use white phagri.
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Dress and OrnamentsSummary
It is a short muffler which can be of different colour worn by men
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Flora and FaunaSummary
Leaves and stem of this plant is edible.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
Another type of Taro plant. Stem and leaves both are edible.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
This is another type of Taro plant whose stem and leaves are edible.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
This is one of the type of Taro plants. Thagongsa is edible when the stem and leaves are young.