Mekhela Chador is type of  traditional dress comprising two pieces of cloth, draped on the top and bottom, which is an attire worn by the women of Assam. The bottom half of this unique dress is called the ‘mekhela’ which is cylindrical in shape and is worn waist downwards over a petticoat. Chador’ is a lengthy piece of material that is plaited and tugged into the upper portion of the Mekhela. The mekhela chador is not merely a garment; it is a symbol of tradition, elegance, and ethnic pride. It embodies the rich cultural heritage of Assam and showcases the craftsmanship and skills of Assamese weavers. Wearing the mekhela chador is a celebration of Assamese identity and a way to preserve and pass down centuries-old traditions.