A type of traditional garment or covering worn in some Middle Eastern or South Asian cultures, similar to a loose outer robe or shawl.
From Arabic or Hindi origins, the exact etymology is uncertain but likely relates to garment terminology in regions around the Arabian Peninsula and Indian subcontinent.
Gamahe fabrics often featured intricate patterns and were status symbols—wealthier people could afford finer ones, while the practical design meant they worked for both daily wear and formal occasions, making them incredibly versatile.
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