Traditional dress of Oman for man
The Dishdasha
Basic and calm, the customary Omani outfit is a similar all around the country. It is for the most part made out of a Dishdasha ; which is a long dress, collarless coming to the lower legs. In cotton, for warm seasons and fleece amid winter, this dress distinctive himself from the Emirati qamis by his length and the string that enhances it. Undoubtedly, the string of the Omani qamis is shorter than the Emirati qamis. This cordon named « Tarbousha » is quitly moved to the correct side.
The khanjar, a national seal
The khanjar is an Omani knife with a wide and bended sharp edge. Much the same as the Yemenit djanbia, the khanjar is a really national seal. Despite the fact that Yemeni like wearing it every day, in contrast to them, Omani wear it just amid functions. National day, relegious occasions or weddings, to wear this piece of clothing amid these occasions is an image of virility and pride.
The Omani knife is a frill of social heritage Omani are exceptionally appended to. It is worn on the midsection, settled on an iron or silver belt,
wich holds teh Dishdasha.
The expense of a khanjar relies upon the metal it was made of and the material utilized for the handle. It very well may be made of Sandalwood, Bigaradier, or giraffe horn. The more uncommon is the material, the more costly it will be.
The Omani top
There are a wide range of Omani tops, of which the best known are the Kumma and the turban.
The kumma
The kumma is a sort of cap round formed, enhanced with weaving designs as assorted and fluctuated. The air circulation is streamlined by gaps. These days, the Kumma which can be swollen, leveled or squeezed is worn by youngsters.
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