A Rajputi Poshak refers to the traditional attire worn by Rajput women, particularly in Rajasthan and parts of North India. It is a rich and elaborate outfit that reflects the royal heritage, culture, and elegance of the Rajput community. The attire is characterized by its vibrant colors, luxurious fabrics, intricate embroidery, and regal style.

Ghaghara (Skirt): A long, flowing skirt that is often embellished with intricate embroidery or mirror work. It is usually worn high on the waist.

Choli (Blouse): A fitted blouse, typically with short sleeves, and can be heavily embroidered with gold, silver, or zari work.

Odhani or Dupatta: A large, flowing piece of cloth draped over the shoulders and head, often with detailed embroidery. It adds to the regal look of the outfit and is worn gracefully.