Image Credits -clementinedaily.com Dupatta is essentially a clothing accessory forming an important part of the women from the Indian subcontinent. It is a long scarf usually made up of light weight material and sometimes is adorned with embroidery and/or ornaments to beautify the piece of garment. The dupatta has a very important place in the Indian traditional attire both for males and females. You must have seen ladies pairing their dupattas with salwar kameez set, ghagra, sharara etc. Whereas, the males often use their dupattas with sherwani or kurtas for more formal occasions. In Himachal Pradesh it is called Dhathu and chaddar in Assam. Along with their names change their draping styles. The dupatta is also known as chunni, chunari, odhani, unaa or pacheri as per the region. In Rajasthan women wear their dupattas with ghaghra cholis often tucked at the waistband of the ghaghra or the long skirt. The same dupatta is also used to shield their heads from the scorching rays of the