Mekhela Chador – Bihu Festival Silk Dress from Assam

Mekhela Chador – Wear Your Roots This BihuBihu is the heartbeat of Assam — and no celebration of Bihu is complete without the Mekhela Chador. This iconic two-piece Assamese silk garment, with its graceful cylindrical Mekhela and flowing Chador, is the traditional dress of Bihu dancers and Assamese women across generations. It is a garment that does not merely clothe — it declares identity, celebrates heritage, and carries the joy of the Brahmaputra valley wherever it is worn.For the Assamese community celebrating Bihu across the UK — in London, Birmingham, Leicester, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, Luton, Slough, Reading, Milton Keynes and Swindon — this Mekhela Chador from Dakshin Vastram brings the spirit of Assam directly to your door.Made for Bihu, Loved for Every Occasion Bihu-Ready Drape: The Mekhela Chador’s fluid silhouette is designed for movement — perfect for Bihu dance performances and cultural programmes. Handwoven Assam Silk: Crafted on traditional looms by skilled Assamese weavers, each piece is rich in texture and cultural meaning. Traditional Motifs: Woven with classic Assamese patterns — from the iconic Gamosa-inspired borders to nature-inspired flora and fauna motifs. Lightweight & Graceful: The silk drapes beautifully in motion, making it ideal for dance, ceremony, and celebration alike. A Cultural Statement: Wearing a Mekhela Chador at Bihu in the UK is a powerful act of cultural pride and community belonging. Product Specifications Garment: Two-piece Mekhela Chador (Mekhela + Chador) Fabric: Handwoven Assam Silk Occasion: Bihu, Rongali Bihu, Cultural Programmes, Weddings, Pujas Care: Dry clean only; store folded in soft muslin away from sunlight Dakshin Vastram ships every Mekhela Chador with full tracking and premium packaging to London, Birmingham, Leicester, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, Luton, Slough, Reading, Milton Keynes, Swindon, Bristol, Cardiff and all across the United Kingdom — in time for your Bihu celebrations.