Ethiopian
women traditionally wear white dresses, while men wear white tunics over riding
pants.
If
you were to witness the ceremony of any Ethiopian holiday or festival, you will
be sure to observe a show of remarkable traditional Ethiopian clothing
depending on the region, religion and other factors.
The
white cloths worn on holidays and special occasions stand for the cultures of
the Orthodox religion.
The
color white for the Ethiopian Orthodox Church symbolizes happiness, beauty and
purity. While some women wear Netela on a daily basis, others only put it on
while going to church. Other products such as Gabi and Kuta, lighter versions
of blankets, are white fabrics also decorated on their borders to keep one warm
during unfavorable weathers.
Ethiopia the natural resource for culture, tradition and coffee. The eastern region of Ethiopia, best known for its dry processed (unwashed; natural)(Ethiopian coffee), produces the Harrars with their fruity or winey tones, complex blueberry notes, bright (sometimes brilliant) acidity, and with a medium to heavy body that has a dry edge to it.
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