The Mekhela Chador is a traditional attire worn by women in the Indian state of Assam. It consists of two main pieces: the Mekhela, a wrap-around skirt, and the Chador, a long piece of cloth draped over the shoulder. This elegant outfit is often made from silk, particularly Muga silk, which is unique to Assam and known for its durability and sheen. The Mekhela Chador is typically adorned with intricate designs and patterns, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Assam. It is commonly worn during festivals, weddings, and other significant occasions, showcasing the artistry of local weavers and the vibrant traditions of the Assamese people.