Exploring the Significance of the Khmat Lyngdoh Pattern in Bhoi Traditional Wear

Ka Jain pan is a dancers’ waistband of the Bhoi tribe of Meghalaya. The geometric pattern on the waistband is known as the Khmat Lyngdoh which translates to Eye of the Priest.

Many have a different take on the design of the pattern. According to some, the patterns share some similarities with the patterns of the Karbi tribe whereas some say it's similar to the Eye of Buddha motif pattern.

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