Mundu

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Mundu is a traditional South Indian garment, similar to a long wraparound skirt or dhoti, commonly worn by Malayali people in Kerala.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lower-body garment
traditional garment
wraparound garment
borderIsCalled kara
ceremonialVariant kasavu mundu with golden border
coversBodyPart waist to ankles
culturalRegion Malabar Coast NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance associated with simplicity and modesty
symbol of Malayali identity
foldingStyle front pleat or fold for ease of movement
genderExpression primarily male garment but also adapted for women
hasAlternativeName dhoti (regional variant)
mundu
veshti
hasDressCodeRole often required in traditional temples in Kerala
hasFeature often has colored border
rectangular cloth
tucked at the waist
wraps around waist
hasVariant double mundu
kasavu mundu
isAssociatedWithEthnicGroup Malayali people NERFINISHED
isCommonlyPairedWith jubba
neriyathu (for women, as two-piece set)
shirt
isMadeFrom cotton
silk (festive variants)
isPartOf traditional Malayali attire
isPartOfOutfit set mundu (two-piece garment for women)
isSimilarTo dhoti
sarong
isTraditionalIn Kerala NERFINISHED
South India NERFINISHED
isUsedFor daily wear
festivals
formal occasions
religious ceremonies
weddings
isWornAt Hindu temple rituals in Kerala
Onam celebrations NERFINISHED
Vishu celebrations
isWornBy men
women
isWornInClimate tropical
lengthCharacteristic usually ankle-length
typicalColor off-white
white
waistFasteningMethod tucking the upper edge into waistband

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