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<p>Due to purely rural or even tribal lifestyle of Uttaranchali
people they had always been far from the ill effects urban life and
close to the nature. This phenomenon reflects in every aspect of
our culture and lifestyle, be it &#8216;Muruli ki taan&#8217; in
calm and dense forest or &#8216;jhora&#8217; ,
&#8216;chachari&#8217; types of group singing / dancing in village
fairs (melas).
<br>This aspect of our mindset also reflects in our architecture
and construction technology. If we see the old styled rural houses,
its windows and gates, they have great imprints of our cultural
heritage in the form of woodwork or carvings on the wood. Beam
under the window has flowery designs to represent a happy mood.
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<p>Rangwali Pichhaura is a garment worn at ceremonial occasions in
Uttaranchal. From bride to great grandmother, every women in the
family wear it on occasions be it namkarna or marriage, upanayan or
mundon. It has a special significance and mandatory for all married
women in the family or close relation. Another salient feature of
Rangwali Pichhora is that it can be put on by widows also, those as
per social traditions, they are not supposed to wear colourful
garments.</p>
<p>For more information go to the website about Uttaranchal state,
India. 
<a target="_new" href="http://www.uttaranchal.org.uk">Uttaranchal
Worldwide</a></p>

<div><strong>Author Info</strong><br>
<p>Mahadev Semwal is founder of a non-profit organisation
Uttaranchal worldwide which is working as a charity organisation in
the uttaranchal state of India.</p>
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