ART INTEGRATED PROJECT OF WEST BENGAL AND LADAKH

CLOTHES-WEAR THE BEST

FOR DIFFERENT SEASONS

NAME-____________
CLASS & SEC.- 1 A/B
ROLL NO.- ____________
SCHOOL- BRS,CRJ
 CONTENTS
SERIAL TOPICS PAGE NO.
NO.
1. English poem on 1
winter season
2. Bengali quote of a 2
winter morning
3. Hindi poem on winter 3
season
4. Table comparing the 4
months of various
seasons in West Bengal
and Ladakh
5. Traditional clothes of 5-6
West Bengal
6. Traditional clothes of 7-8
Ladakh
7. Acknowledgement 9
ENGLISH POEM ON WINTER SEASON
WINTER,WINTER
Winter,
1. winter
cold and nice,
1.

A mug of hot chocolate

would be nice.
Winter, winter
long dark nights,
Kids bundle up
for snowball fights.
1.
BENGALI QUOTE OF A WINTER MORNING

2.
HINDI POEM ON WINTER SEASON

3.
 SEASONS MONTHS IN WEST MONTHS IN

LADAKH

BENGAL

1.Summer March to June April to mid-

season (4 months) July
(3 months 15
days)

2.Monsoon or July to Mid-July to

Rainy season September September
(3 months) (2 months 15
days)

3.Winter October to October to

season 4. February March
TRADITIONAL CLOTHES OF WEST BENGAL
1.SAREE AND DHOTI PANJABI

The traditional
dress of Bengali
Saree is the traditional
attire for the Bengali men is dhoti and
women.It is primarily
woven in cotton and silk.
panjabi.The top or
kurta that is paired
with dhoti is called
5. panjabi.
 2.SALWAR KAMEEZ/CHURIDAR AND KURTA PYJAMA
Salwar kameez or A kurta pyjama worn
churidar is a traditional by men consists of a
combination dress worn top tunic called the
by women with a long kurta and a bottom
scarf called dupatta called the pyjama.
around the neck.

6.
TRADITIONAL CLOTHES OF LADAKH
1.LADAKHI DRESS: GONCHA AND
SULMA
Goncha(for males) and
Sulma(for females)is a
coat made of
wool,velvet,cotton,silk or
polyester.This everyday
wear comes in
black,grey,burgundy or
earthen colour.

7.
2.CAPE: YOGAR AND LOKPA
Yogar and Lokpa are square
capes worn by women around
their shoulders to cover the
back and provide
warmth.Yogar is embroidered
using cotton or brocade silk
with rainbow tassels and
sheep wool.Lokpa is only
made of sheepskin.
8.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
• I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to our
honourable Principal Madam,Mrs.Kuljit Kaur who gave us the
golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on TRADITIONAL
CLOTHES OF WEST BENGAL AND LADAKH.

• I would also like to extend my sincerest gratitude to our Co-

ordinator,Dhulikana Madam and my Co-teachers,Debajani
Madam,Samiksha Madam and Mousumi Madam for their able
guidance and constant support in completing this project.

• Lastly,the Internet was really fruitful as it provided us with the

substantive matter and related pictures to the topic.
9.
 FROM
WEST BENGAL LADAKH