does it? or is it simply called haathphool/sumran??
Re: Does this Traditional Sindhi Haathphool/Sumran have a specific name??
Through out all my life, I didn't see a woman wearing such thing in Sindh. Though I heard about 'bhanhaRi - zevar related to hands' in traditional Sindhi songs. Let me ask my sis.
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Its called 'Chanbo - Chun-bo' says my sis
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^Thanks!! how exactly is it pronounced??
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in Urdu/India it's called "dast-band" OR "kalaaii-band" :)
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I don’t know whether i like it or hate it 
in the first pic it looks nice, in the second picture it looks scary.
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dastband/kalaiband is a bracelet..
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I was thinking the same. It looked nice in the 1st, but I looked quick and the 2nd looks like a bug or a snake
We call them panjangla?
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^Thanks!! how exactly is it pronounced??
chunn- bow... 'Chanbo' - Like in Musarrat Nazeer' song 'Sad chiRyan da chanba way', or Sultan Bahoo's 'Alif Allah Chanbay di booti'
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That’s “chumba”. Chiriyan da chumba (in punjabi) means bird house/ nest.
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I was just telling how it is pronounced in Sindhi
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It's chan-n-Bo .. And ita called bhahee too.
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beautiful!!!