Takmanda

Takmanda, also known as "Takmanda Pichhodi" or "Takmanda Wrap," is a traditional Indian woven wrap made from cotton or silk. Worn around the waist or as a scarf, it features intricate geometric patterns and floral designs created through Dobby weaving. Commonly worn in Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, Takmanda is a symbol of cultural identity and heritage. Made from natural fibers and dyed with indigo, madder, and turmeric, this wrap has been part of Indian attire for centuries, reflecting the region's rich textile heritage and artistry.