Shawls in a sentence

Participants in the service were seen wearing traditional prayer shawls and holding an etrog, palm, myrtle, and willow branches, symbolising the Sukkot holiday.

The burglars in that case had decamped with gold ornaments worth around Rs 10 lakh, along with Rs 4 lakh in cash, some imported wristwatches and four pashmina shawls.

Many of her felt hats, shawls, scarves, and wraps are not only practical; some are wearable works of art: a hat shaped like a pinecone, a hat with curvaceous spikes emerging from its top, or a hat that looks like a colorful conch shell.

They take on many avatars such as embroidered shawls made by artisans for themselves to the buta in twill tapestry that were carefully crafted and then sent abroad to enter the realm of the European elite.

Her favourite, however, is ‘Jaamevar’, inspired by the regal shawls from Kashmir (she recently recreated older, forgotten designs for the 2019 film, No Fathers in Kashmir).

Jaitley’s discussion with his friends from Opposition was not limited to just the legislative agenda, but he would often talk to them about watches, fountain pens and, of course, shawls, a personal passion.

Now any woman who dons a top hat, fingerless gloves, shawls, leather and lace, lace-up boots or thick bangs—all together or one at a time—is considered to be biting her style.

They appeared with Puja paraphernalia and sat with shawls wrapped around them, listening to these stories of different gods and goddesses.

Almost every season has a standout Fleetwood Mac mic drop, and the premiere has its best yet: a montage set to “Gold Dust Woman,” with Stevie Nicks’ husky voice slipping over Philip’s psyche like one of her famous black shawls.

Tailors use Geetagovind Pata and other silk fabrics to stitch up shawls for the deities.

That same Pope also decreed that Jews had to wear identifying marks: yellow hats for men and veils or shawls for women.

The indigenous women of the Andes usually wear traditional bowler hats, wide pollera skirts and embroidered shawls.

The Jewish Western Wall Heritage Foundation, an ultra-Orthodox organization that controls the wall, does not allow women to read aloud from the Torah, wear prayer shawls, sing, or attend joint services with men.

There are classes to make everything from potholders and shawls to skirts and zipper boxbags, and they have classes that are just for kids, as well as more advanced classes for those expert enough to make button-down shirts and washi dresses.

There are dark-coloured shawls available in a basket at the entrance to wrap around the arms and cover the legs.

Two women, their heads covered in dark shawls, conversing earnestly about the news of the day.

A growing "return to ethnicity" among the young made items such as prayer shawls fashionable again.

A renewed interest in dietary laws (though by no means in the strict sense) also surfaced at the same decades, as were phylacteries, prayer shawls and head coverings.

Besides saris and salwar suits, the fabric is used to create lehengas, stoles, shawls and menswear including jackets, shirts, achkans and sherwanis.

During this time Kashmiri shawls became known worldwide, attracting many buyers, especially in the West.