How to wrap a Tibetan Chupa or Chuba womens' dress

The chupa is the traditional dress of Tibet. The female chupa is a long, ankle-length dress made out of a variety of fabrics, and underneath it, one wears something called a woon-juk, which is an open shirt that is folded up into the chupa.
To wear a chupa, first you have to put the shirt on, which is completely open. You put the dress on next.Then you must fold the right half of the shirt over a right panel that hits the bosom, and tie the panel to the inside of the outfit. Then, fold the left half of the woon-juk over the left panel, and pull the left panel over the rest of the bosom.
The straps will go around the front once, and then you tie the straps in the back .It creates an inverted “V” in the back of the dress. Usually then, girls will tighten that V.
It’s a bit difficult at first, to say the least.The best part is the pocket of the chupa that is created by the front panels near the bosom. I’ve seen some old ama-las (“mothers”) put so much stuff in that front pocket that it stretches it out, but the most I’ve ever put in it were rupees and a cell phone.
There are many ways to wear a chupa. There are half-chupas, just the skirt; you can wear a shirt over a full chupa; there are even one-piece chupas.
Source: Wikipedia
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[@deodarhill]

Tibetan Traditional Dress are my favorite. Men and Women look great together. ❤️

[@pradeepjadhav5700]

Thanks ...... I am from India ,from where I can purchase this Chupa dress for kids ?

[@yanalungte5920]

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[@dilurai8474]

BEAUTIFUL CHUBA

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Thank you so much ❤❤

[@ayeshasiddiqui4427]

how to buy it....

[@syadsahil1987]

kya ye sikkim ki dress hai koi batayega hume

[@thesmallwonder17]

Thank you. I recently purchased this dress and hoping to wear it on marriage of my friend. But what kind of makeup should go with it?

[@snehasishkumar9399]

Where u buy this

[@annchew5169]

Thank you for uploading this video

[@apekshyadhakal3067]

This is also the traditional dress of sherpa and tamang community of Nepal. And we call it Bakku.

[@tashingimagole4746]

Sherpa people call it bakhhu but Tamang people call it Chuba panga or Shyoldo.
Only name is different

[@apekshyadhakal3067]

@@tashingimagole4746 oh.. my friend is tamang and she just calls it bakkhu, so I said it.. Thank you for correcting me..

[@tashingimagole4746]

@@apekshyadhakal3067
Even between Tamang name can be differ due to language so no problem.
Lhasoo!
Thujeche

[@apekshyadhakal3067]

@@tashingimagole4746 Lhasoo!!

[@WaMo721]

No....Sherpas wear leaves....

[@UnknownChamling]

In Tibetan (chopa)
In Nepali sherpa/hyolmo (chupa/chuba)

[@chhiringsherpa8563]

Thank you

[@manjushasingh5734]

Main mujhe yah dress chahie

[@Dluvcat]

Anyone who wishes to buy chupa fabric in Delhi can go to Punjab basti near MKT, vishvidalya metro station. You can buy fabric and get it stitched too.

[@dilrai5342]

This video good how too cut chupa

[@sdnusratkhan347]

What's that yellow dress called??? In Tibetan language

[@Count.chocula-r3k]

Wonju འོན'ཇུ

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Honjyu.

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Wat kind of Jewellery will go wit it

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If u know plzz tell it to me fast

[@daydreamer8522]

torquoise (blue and red )

[@5elements984]

What is the cost of this chuba and where is it available?

[@deokabharati1563]

It depends on where are buying from

[@Thedtcfamily.]

Nice👍

[@merazansari2610]

Iske silai aur cutting kaise karen

[@arunbalyan2180]

Price

[@vibesgaming6111]

Actually it is a tibetan traditional dress but so called sherpas and tamangs were also tibetans in the history so ..

[@김영석-j2m]

Sherpa dress

[@deodarhill]

Lol 😂, not Sherpa dress. This is TIBETAN CHUPA. Period.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

​@@deodarhillthe Sherpas and the Tibetans share the same traditional attire dumbass. It's also called a Chupa in the Sherpa language.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

It's the traditional attire of all Tibetan ethnic groups.

[@merazansari2610]

Silai aur cutting ke bare mein bataen Hindi bhasha mein

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Dam chi Kati hola

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wow

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i have

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Switching

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