Traditional Khenja
Description: The Khenja is a cornerstone of traditional Tibetan and wider Himalayan attire, serving as the essential inner shirt. Historically, in the harsh, high-altitude climates of the Tibetan Plateau, it was a crucial layering piece designed to trap body heat while allowing for ease of movement.
Cultural Significance: The Khenja carries deep cultural weight. The high collar and overlapping closure are traditional markers of Tibetan identity and etiquette. It is an indispensable part of formal dress worn with pride during Losar (New Year), weddings, and religious gatherings across the Himalayan belt, the Khenja is a living symbol of cultural continuity and respect for ancestral heritage.
Material: Silk Brocade