Dec28,2023
Angami tribe lives in the state of Nagaland, Northeast India and is one among the many tribes living here
Pahari Topis are native to Kullu and it reflects the artistic talent of the local people. The common colors available are maroon and green.
Native women of Ladakh wear an attractive headgear called perak. Unlike many head-gears of other states, that are made of fabric, etc., Perak is unique in appearance and is made of black lamb skin and is studded with semi precious turquoise stones.
The traditional caps of Nepal called Nepali topi, the dhaka topi or the birkhe topi are worn in certain part of North India and invariably, they are made of common fabric with assorted colors.
Rajasthan is a colorful state, so are the turbans, native to the state. Turbans worn by Rajasthanis are called Pagari or safa. The most impressive feature of Rajasthani turbans is their assorted, pleasing colors that will touch your heart and mind.
Among the head-gears of South India, the traditional headgear worn in the state of Karnataka, particularly, in the Mysore and Kodgu region is called Mysori Turban, Of late, considered as a heritage symbol, Mysori Peta is a popular one.
The name of the headgear worn by the Sikhs is called turban or "pagri" which is compulsory for all Amritdhari (initiated) Sikh men and women.
The Nagas wear (made of Rattan, Goat Hair & Boar Tusk) the Warrior’s hat on the days of festivals along with lots of jewelry. Naga's hat, conical in form, has a fine patina and clear age.