The dupatta is a shawl that Indian women typically wear to cover their shoulders and head.
Currently, the dupatta is most frequently worn over the kurta and gharara as part of the shalwar kameez for ladies. Here some dupatta under 200
History
The earliest indication of the dupatta dates to the Indus Valley Civilization, as seen by the sculpture of a priest-king whose left shoulder is covered by some sort of chaddar. This early Indic culture is thought to be the origin of the dupatta.
There is a large terminology in early Sanskrit literature for the veils and scarves used by women in antiquity.
Use
In South Asia, the dupatta is worn in a variety of regional ways.
