Toss Riha Sador is a traditional Assamese garment!

Toss Riha Sador is a type of Sador (body wrap) worn by women in Assam, India. "Toss" refers to the type of fabric used, which is a soft, smooth, and lightweight material, often made from cotton or silk. "Riha" means "wrapped" or "draped", and "Sador" refers to the garment itself.

 Fabric: Soft, smooth, and lightweight Toss fabric, often made from cotton or silk.
- Style: A long piece of fabric draped around the body, typically worn with a Mekhela (skirt) and a blouse.
- Length:  8-10 feet (2.4-3 meters) long.
- Width:  3-4 feet (0.9-1.2 meters) wide.
- Design: Simple, elegant design, featuring traditional Assamese motif of flower.
- Occasion: Worn on special occasions, festivals, and traditional events.

Toss Riha Sador is a beautiful representation of Assamese culture and tradition, and is often worn with pride by women in Assam.