Most Colourful Pagdis and Their Significance in India  

March4,2025

A multicolored turban worn in Rajasthan, symbolizing honor and social status. Different colors indicate seasons, festivals, and occasions. 

Rajasthani Pagdi (Safa)

A bright saffron or white turban, traditionally worn by Marathas, representing valor and pride.  

Pheta (Maharashtra)

A heavily pleated turban, often in bright hues, symbolizing royalty and warrior heritage.  

Patiala Shahi Pagdi (Punjab)

A gold-bordered silk turban, associated with the Maharajas of Mysore, symbolizing prestige and power.  

Mysore Peta (Karnataka)

A red or golden silk turban, worn during weddings and religious events, denoting prosperity.  

Banarasi Pagdi (Uttar Pradesh)

A five-colored turban, representing unity and brotherhood, often worn during celebrations.  

Pachrangi Pagdi (Rajasthan)

A woolen, embroidered headgear, signifying protection from the cold and cultural heritage.  

Ladakhi Goncha Hat (Ladakh)