Name: Tamang Keta-Shangai Tedung (Blue)
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This attire is typically worn during special occasions like weddings, festivals, and cultural ceremonies, though it can still be seen as daily wear in some rural areas. The use of a blue colour would be a specific variation of the traditional dress, which often features vibrant colours and intricate patterns.

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Category: Garments Tag: Tamang dress

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“Tamang Keta Tedung (Blue)” likely refers to the traditional attire for a male of the Tamang ethnic group, specifically in a blue color

. The terms likely translate to components of the traditional outfit.

Components of the Tamang Male Attire

The traditional Tamang male dress is composed of several items, often made from local cotton or wool fabric called khandi.

Keta: This term, or a similar one like tarun tamang keta, translates generally to “boy” or “male”.
Tedung or Taytung: This term refers to a specific piece of clothing, possibly the stiff-collared shirt worn as part of the ensemble. Other sources refer to the full long-sleeved robe as a chuba or the inner shirt as Ghyiwa.
Other key components include:
- Bhoto: A loose-fitting shirt or vest.
- Lungi or Gyaba/Docha: Trousers or a wrap-around lower garment.
- Patuka or Khadi: A cloth sash or belt tied around the waist.
- Shyade or Tagi: A distinctive black woolen cap, an important cultural symbol.

The attire is typically worn during special occasions like weddings, festivals, and cultural ceremonies, though it can still be seen as daily wear in some rural areas. The use of a blue color would be a specific variation of the traditional dress, which often features vibrant colors and intricate patterns.