Mekhela Chador is a traditional Odia attire consisting of two pieces: a long, draped skirt called the 'mekhela' and a loose, blouse-like top called the 'chador'.

Jamdani is a fine muslin fabric traditionally woven in West Bengal, characterized by its intricate designs and motifs created by the use of extra weft threads.

Gamcha is a traditional Assamese men's attire, consisting of a long, loose robe-like garment typically made from cotton or silk.

Lai Haraoba is a traditional Manipuri dance, performed by women, in which they wear a colorful ensemble of phanek (a wraparound skirt), blouse, and shawl.

Riha is a traditional tribal attire worn by women in Tripura, consisting of a colorful handwoven cloth draped around the body.

Madhubani Painting is a traditional handloom fabric from Bihar, known for its intricate weaving techniques and geometric patterns.

Chhau is a traditional Jharkhand dance, performed by men, in which they wear a colorful attire of dhoti, kurta, and pagri.

Kosa Silk is a traditional handloom fabric from Chhattisgarh, known for its vibrant colors and tribal motifs.

Jhumur is a traditional dance form of West Bengal, performed by women, in which they wear a colorful ensemble of sari and blouse.

Sambalpuri Ikat is a traditional handloom fabric from Odisha, known for its intricate ikat weaving technique.

Bihu is a traditional dance form of Assam, performed by men and women, in which they wear colorful attire of mekhela chador and gamcha.

Moirangphee is a traditional handloom fabric from Manipur, known for its intricate embroidery and colorful motifs.

Hojagiri is a traditional Tripura dance, performed by women, in which they wear a colorful ensemble of riha and blouse.

Tussar Silk is a traditional handloom fabric from Jharkhand, known for its unique weaving technique and geometric patterns.

Pandavani is a traditional dance form of Chhattisgarh, performed by men and women, in which they wear colorful attire of dhoti, kurta, and ghagra choli.