Dakmanda-the traditional wrap-around skirt worn by Garo women. It is liked for its fine floral and geometric patterns, especially the Mikron (diamond motifs symbolizing "the eye"). It is woven from Kilding cotton and is supplemented with the decorated Chador shawl. The women, in earlier times, used to wear Eking-simple loincloth weighted with ivory beads as part of their tradition, but currently, it has been replaced by the Dakmandas. Simpler variations of it include the Daksari, a simple yet economical wrap, and Gana, a much shorter garment worn daily. The ensemble is complemented by the traditional Kotip headband, made of cotton and embellished with beadwork.