The Angarkhi, a traditional outer wear garment, worn by men of Bishnoi tribe in India, has representation in Rajasthan, Haryana, and Gujarat regions. This is a white Angarkhi with red stitch lines and is a synonym for the typical dress tradition of the Bishnoi in a simple and sublime manner. The arts and environment of spirituality and Bekhar use in the olden days to influence their manner in which they produce and wear clothes.
White is a very important color in the culture of Bishnoi; it means peace, purity, and closeness to nature, which are the basic values of their religion. The red colored stitching defines this subtle accent so loved by the tribe for most minimalist and classic cuts. Traditionally, this is made from hand-woven cotton, which makes it so very light and airy that it becomes very easy to wear and use within the conditions of hot and dry Rajasthan.