Nun's robes of various Buddhist tradition

Brown robe of the Chinese tradition worn by teachers of high standing.

Grey robes of the Chinese tradition.

Black Robes with abbreviated stole (Kasa) worn by nuns and monks in Japan.

Traveling clothes worn by nuns and monks in Japan.

Grey robe of The Korean tradition.

Grey robe of The Korean tradition with patched brown stole worn for services.

Orange robe of the Theravada tradition of Sri Lanka.

White robe of the Theravada nuns in Thailand.

Pink robe with orange skirt and brown stole worn by Theravada nuns in Nepal And Burma.

Maroon robes of Tibetan Tradition.

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Last updated Nov. 22,1997

Brown robe of the Chinese tradition worn by teachers of high standing.	Grey robes of the Chinese tradition.
Black Robes with abbreviated stole (Kasa) worn by nuns and monks in Japan.	Traveling clothes worn by nuns and monks in Japan.
Grey robe of The Korean tradition.	Grey robe of The Korean tradition with patched brown stole worn for services.
Orange robe of the Theravada tradition of Sri Lanka.	White robe of the Theravada nuns in Thailand.
Pink robe with orange skirt and brown stole worn by Theravada nuns in Nepal And Burma.	Maroon robes of Tibetan Tradition.