Question

The long skirts worn by women in Sikkim are called.

Answer 1

Lepcha woman wear a full sleeved blouse called tago and a skirt called domdyan, they also often wear head scarfs. While Nepalese woman wear 'Chobandi cholo'. The multicoloured cloth around this doll's waist suggest she is intended to represent a Bhutian woman.

Answer 2

Answer:

The long skirts worn by women in Sikkim are called Baku.

Explanation:

• Clothing in Sikkim reflects the cultural and social practices of the state's major ethnic groups, including  Lepchas, Nepalis, and Bhutias.
• These three groups dress in a variety of outfits that are further divided into subcategories.
• Bhutia women wear Baku or Kho, which are long skirts worn by women in Sikkim.
• The dress is usually very long, resembling a cloak, with a belt around the waist, and some women wear it with a silky loose full-sleeved blouse called "Honju" inside a "Kho" and an outside jacket called "Kushen," while others wear "Pangen," a multi-colored apron-like cloth tied on the frontal part of the waist and considered a symbol of married women.