The pichora shown in the image is a traditional bridal or ceremonial drape, characterized by its rich orange base color symbolizing purity and sanctity. It features intricate red gota embroidery and motifs such as floral patterns and ritual symbols (like the kalash, which is a sacred pot often used in Hindu rituals). The borders are heavily adorned with detailed lacework and glittering embellishments, adding to its grandeur. Made typically from lightweight fabric like cotton or georgette, this piece blends spiritual significance with decorative artistry, representing blessings, prosperity, and tradition.
