Attire for women: in Tamang, the hat is called a “syade,” the belt is a “patuka,” and the wrap-around dress is called an “angdung”
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Attire for women: in Tamang, the hat is called a “syade,” the belt is a “patuka,” and the wrap-around dress is called an “angdung”
Parpati Kunda Home Stay 
Greetings! I find it very difficult to find good information on this patuka. It appears that it both makes carrying things and working hard easier for the back, and is used to hold the khukuri. However, I can’t find info on what material is it made of, what is its size and how is it tied. Could you help me with this? The photos above are among the first ones where I can clearly see an example of it being used!
hello Tobias
it is by home made weave all mat rail is local from himalaya sheeps wool its made by local woman in Gatling usually it can be use even man or woman for both.for size they can make depends on your body size or according to on your request for make a tied there is no any limit size norammly 3-4 miters maximum. usally people use to for local belt for more interesting question & information contact with me via my this contacts
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