The traditional attire of the Bohra tribe is the Sherwani; it also signifies their rich cultural heritage and fine art. This grey cotton sherwani is characterized by its long sleeves and two waist pockets that reflect the functional beauty of the piece. It has been produced by the stitching technique-a technique well known for its precision and durability.
Bohra is a typical Muslim community in Gujarat and Maharashtra. They are known for upholding their traditional and fine art. The sherwani serves as ceremonial apparel during various occasions like weddings, congregational prayer, and other such festivals, thus forming a part of their formal wear. The lengthy-sleeved elegant cut of the apparel shows the tribe's preference for modesty while also underlining beauty and grace.
Cotton has been used, as it keeps persons cool in regions with higher temperatures, but looks very elegant at the same time. The two waist pockets make the sherwani surface practical instead of purely aesthetic. Being a product of the Bohra tribe, it spells their long-cherished heritage of textual production, artistry, and attention to detail making it a quintessential garment in the attire of their culture.