The Hidden Meaning behind White Veils & Saffron Robes | Episode 5

🪷 Welcome to Episode 5 of All About Her! 🎬 Season 1: How Clothes Shaped Her Life in India 📖 Title: Dress Codes in Religion – Chapter 3: White Veils and Saffron Robes 🔸🔸🔸 Disclaimer 🔸🔸🔸 This video is based on research and study conducted with an unbiased approach, without taking sides. If you have a different perspective or wish to engage in a respectful discussion, you're welcome to reach out to us. 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸 In India, Christian brides walk in white veils while Buddhist nuns live in saffron robes. But what do these clothes really mean? From Kerala’s church sarees to Mizoram’s puan skirts, and from ancient Buddhist robes to modern weddings, this episode uncovers the hidden stories behind how faith and culture shape what Indian women wear. 00:00 - Introduction 1:26 - Christian Women in India 3:40 - Brides in White 4:44 - Nuns and Modesty 6:15 - Buddhist Women in India 7:45 - Clothing That Crosses Faiths 9:23 - The Iconic Veil 10:30 - Beyond Rules—Into Meaning 🔔 Don’t forget to: Like, Share, Subscribe and Comment and follow us on Instagram: @_all._about.her Created and narrated by - @ms.vrf Edited by - @garnet.lens Camera support by - @saraa.zamanaaa 📚 Content References: Wikipedia – Chattayum Mundum Christianity Today – Indian Christian Women in Church Clothes Kerala Tourism – Christianity Costume in Kerala Wikipedia – Telugu Christians Wikipedia – Bettiah Christians Head Covering Movement – Christian Head Covering in India Christianity StackExchange – Why Do Indian Christian Women Wear Head Coverings? Wikipedia – Pentecostalism in Kerala JD Institute – The Impact of Christianity on Women’s Clothing Puritan Board – Modesty Pertaining to the Christian Lady Vogue – Indian Wedding Guest Attire Pew Research – Religious Clothing and Personal Appearance Wikipedia – Clothing in India Indian Culture – History of Clothing in Ancient India Mandalas Life – Buddhist Religious Clothing, Amulets, Talismans Wikipedia – Uttariya Wikipedia – Kasaya (Clothing) Univers Bouddha – Contemporary Theravāda Women’s Robes Mandalas Life – Buddhist Religious Clothing and Laywomen’s Attire Pew Research – Religious Clothing and Personal Appearance (Buddhist Women in India) 📸 Image Credits: Google Images, Pexels.com