Headgear

The turban, also known as a 'pagri' or 'safa', is a symbol of Sikh identity and religious devotion.

The Kolhapuri Topi is a traditional hat made of cotton or khadi, known for its conical shape and vibrant colors.

The Borla is a traditional Rajasthani headgear, characterized by its intricate mirror work and vibrant embroidery.

The Phanek is a traditional Manipuri garment, consisting of a wraparound skirt and a blouse, often paired with a colorful headgear called a 'Phanek'.

The Japi is a traditional headgear made of bamboo, commonly worn by the Mishing tribe of Assam.

The Chunari is a traditional Gujarati headgear, known for its intricate embroidery and mirror work.

The Safa is a traditional headgear, often worn by village elders and leaders in rural India, symbolizing authority and respect.

The Pheran is a traditional Kashmiri headgear, made of wool and often adorned with intricate embroidery.

The Ghoonghat is a traditional Indian headgear, often worn by brides during weddings, symbolizing modesty and respect.

The Pattu Pavadai is a traditional Tamil headgear, characterized by its vibrant colors and intricate designs.

The Gandhi Topi is a traditional Indian headgear made of cotton, often worn by men in rural areas.

The Mekhela Chador is a traditional Odia headgear, characterized by its unique shape and colorful designs.

The Rudraksha Mala is a traditional Indian headgear, often worn by Hindu saints and ascetics, symbolizing religious devotion.

The Phanek is a traditional Andhra Pradesh headgear, characterized by its intricate designs and vibrant colors.

The Pattu Pavadai is a traditional Karnataka headgear, made of silk and often worn by women.