Himation (ἱμάτιον) was a type of clothing in ancient Greece, a rectangular piece of fabric that was draped over the body as an outer garment.
The himation was typically worn over a chiton (tunic) and could be arranged in various styles depending on the occasion and personal preference.
Key features of himation include:
1. Made from wool or linen
2. Worn by both men and women
3. Often depicted in ancient Greek art and sculpture
4. Symbol of dignity and status