Bisht
The bisht is made from lightweight fabrics such as fine wool or camel hair, with its edges embroidered using gold or silver threads known as takhwir or zari.
Continuity and Intergenerational Transmission: The element is passed from one generation to the next, either orally through stories, songs, and narratives, or practically through training and hands-on practice. This living process ensures the element’s survival and development over time, while maintaining its connection to its cultural roots.