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What is "Doru" - Definition & Explanation
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Doru
Long rope with which the thick woolen coat worn by the Gaddis is secured around the waist. Draping means to hang or to adorn the body form with loose fabric, and to obtain a body fitted garment by using adequate sewing techniques.
Doru
Long rope with which the thick woolen coat worn by the Gaddis is secured around the waist.

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