A woolan rumal is a square-shaped cloth garment, traditionally made from wool, used by both men and women in India. The term "rumal" literally means handkerchief, but depending on its size and regional tradition, it serves various functions—ranging from a neck scarf, head covering, or even a decorative shawl1. In regions like Himachal Pradesh, the woolen rumal is often intricately embroidered and can be used as a ceremonial or decorative item, such as the famous Chamba rumal, which features elaborate double-sided embroidery and often depicts religious or cultural scenes