Embodying grace, dignity, and centuries of sacred Himalayan handloom mastery. Discover ankle-length rectangular weaves paired with exquisite Toego jackets in vibrant crimson and forest green settings.
Turquoise Silk Wonju & Crimson Mathra Kira
The Kira is a wide rectangular length of fabric wrapped gracefully around the body, attached securely at both shoulders with ornate silver brooches known as *Koma*, and bound at the waist with a handwoven belt (*Kera*).
"In Bhutanese tradition, clothing is living poetry and our national identity made visible."
Traditional Maroon Toego & Mathra Kira
The Kira is worn over a long-sleeved inner blouse called a *Wonju*, paired with a short tailored outer jacket (*Toego*), and completed with a ceremonial embroidered shoulder scarf (*Rachu*) for official gatherings.
Authored by master weavers across Lhuentse, Trashigang, and Bumthang valleys.
Regarded as the pinnacle of Bhutanese textile art. Features intricate supplementary weft patterns woven predominantly in raw silk with dazzling multicolored silk threads.
Characterized by vibrant striped and checked patterns with supplementary warp threads. Popular for everyday formal wear, official dzong visits, and Tsechu festivals.
Woven from natural silk fibers produced in eastern Bhutan. Renowned for its lustrous sheen, luxurious drape, and unmatched durability for ceremonial state functions.
Certified authentic handloom creations featuring traditional Bhutanese photography.
Ceremonial
Complete ensemble featuring structured red Toego jacket and intricate patterned skirt.
Heritage
Designed for national celebrations, royal events, and high-level formal state gatherings.
Royal Lineage
Striking blue harmony paired with vibrant magenta velvet cuffs and silver brooches.
Master Detail
Close-up view of intricate geometrical pattern threads and flawless hand craftsmanship.
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In the valleys of Bumthang, Lhuentse, and Trashigang, traditional backstrap looms are set up under natural sunlight. Generations of women pass down the intricate math of patterns without written charts—every motif is remembered and felt.
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Norzin Lam, Thimphu, Kingdom of Bhutan