Dikke (also spelled as diki) is a traditional garment worn by women in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. It is a long, flowing dress made of cotton or silk material and is often decorated with embroidery or colored borders. Dikke is usually worn in bright colors, and the dress is typically made in one size and worn by women of all ages and sizes. The dress is versatile and can be worn on various occasions, such as weddings, religious events, and social gatherings. Women often pair the dress with a shawl or headscarf to complete the look. Dikke is a symbol of cultural identity for the Amhara people and is considered a traditional Ethiopian dress.
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