Men and women having equal status in the family and community, there is almost no gender discrimination in Rai society. Although man is usually the head of the family, woman's role is equally important in planning and decision making on domestic matters.

Jul 24, 2023 · Women. Rai women traditionally weave their own clothes using a wooden weaving machine called a tan, and they use a variety of materials such as cotton, wool, and fibres made from the bark of the allo nettle plant to create the fabric.

Venture into the Rai Community of Darjeeling Hills West Bengal India; वाम्बुले राइ समाज वेब्याक मेसिन अभिलेखिकरण २००७-०९-२७ मिति; राई समाज वेब्याक मेसिन अभिलेखिकरण २००७-१०-०९ ...

Rai culture shines through its unique traditions and distinct cuisines. Their traditional costumes vary with women donning Chaubandi Cholo (blouse or top) and Fariya (saree) with Patuki on their waist, while men wear Daura Surwal with an ashcoat and Patuki on their waist, often accompanied by a Khukuri.

In Rai society, men and women have equal status in the family and community. The man is typically the head of the family. But the woman’s role in domestic planning and decision-making is equally important.

In this stunning photograph, a Kirat Rai woman is seen wearing traditional Rai attire, including the Dhaka Chaubandi Choli and Fariya, with a white Patuka tied around her waist.

This closeup portrait features a Rai woman showcasing her traditional Rai ornaments such as Sirful, Sirbandi, Yarling, Dhungri, Bulaki, Kantha Mala, and Hamel. She is photographed on a white background, looking down to display her intricate eye makeup.

Dec 24, 2021 · The Rai priest and priestess, mangpa and mangma conduct the samkhaling rituals also known as chinta related to household deities praying for the protection of the family. The two most important festivals among the Rais are Sakewa or Ubhauli and Sakela or Udhauli.

The Rai The Rai are a set of groups, numbering about 750,000 people, inhabiting the mountains of eastern Nepal, except for some tens of thousands who are based in India. They belong to the so-called “tribal” groups, now called Ādivāsī-Janajātī,

Women from the Kirat Rai community dressed traditionally and dancing Sakela nach. Sakela/Sakewa Sili is another name for this Kirat ethnic dance troupe, which performs in the summer and winter. Udhauli Chad is the winter celebration, and Ubhauli Chad is …