1. Sindhi dress Presentation by Aamash VI-F

2. Picture of Sindhi dress I am in Sindhi dress

3. Information About Sindhi Dress Sindh the province of Pakistan is best characterized as fame for its best quality Mirror work and fabulous hand embroidery. Sindhi woman are fond of wearing heavy worked dresses. These traditional dresses are not only liked by Sindhi woman,but they are famous and admired by woman throughout the country as well as its popularity has reached up to horizon as it is admired and appreciated abroad. Sindh the province of Pakistan is best characterized as fame for its best quality Mirror work and fabulous hand embroidery. Sindhi woman are fond of wearing heavy worked dresses. These traditional dresses are not only liked by Sindhi woman,but they are famous and admired by woman throughout the country as well as its popularity has reached up to horizon as it is admired and appreciated abroad.

4. Sindhi Cap The Sindhi cap is a hat worn predominantly by the Sindhi people of Sindh, but also by the Baloch people and Seraiki people. Along with the ajrak, the Sindhi cap is regarded as an essential part of Sindhi culture and a symbol of Sindhi nationalism. The Sindhi cap is a hat worn predominantly by the Sindhi people of Sindh, but also by the Baloch people and Seraiki people. Along with the ajrak, the Sindhi cap is regarded as an essential part of Sindhi culture and a symbol of Sindhi nationalism.hatSindhi peopleSindhBaloch peopleSeraiki peopleajrakSindhi cultureSindhi nationalismhatSindhi peopleSindhBaloch peopleSeraiki peopleajrakSindhi cultureSindhi nationalism

5. Sindhi Ajrak The word Ajrak is derived from the Arabic word, ‘Azrak’ which means blue. Ajrak is a unique form of block printed shawls and tiles found in Sindh, Pakistan. The cotton cloth used is called hirkhu, bafto or latho. The dominant hues of Ajrak are rich crimson and a deep indigo blue, printed with traditional motifs like chakki, badam, chhap, challa, khar’k etc. Ajraks are also worn by the Seraiki people of Southern Punjab and Kutch. Over the years, Ajraks have become a symbol of the Sindhi culture and traditions. This mostly worn by Sindhi people. The word Ajrak is derived from the Arabic word, ‘Azrak’ which means blue. Ajrak is a unique form of block printed shawls and tiles found in Sindh, Pakistan. The cotton cloth used is called hirkhu, bafto or latho. The dominant hues of Ajrak are rich crimson and a deep indigo blue, printed with traditional motifs like chakki, badam, chhap, challa, khar’k etc. Ajraks are also worn by the Seraiki people of Southern Punjab and Kutch. Over the years, Ajraks have become a symbol of the Sindhi culture and traditions. This mostly worn by Sindhi people.shawlsSindhPakistan SeraikiPunjabKutchshawlsSindhPakistan SeraikiPunjabKutch