By Jennie Sandoval
Much information can be obtained on hair turbans. Much of the information can pertain to the history, intended purposes, and variety of availability. One will find that different cultures may have their own set of restrictions or rules that pertain to this headdress as well as the variety of colors that one can choose from.
Much of the history for this particular head covering is not available. Many have found that the earliest recorded information is from the 14th century. Much of this information is from the middle east but some have found this headdress to be worn in other countries as well. Some believe that these are a modern version from those worn in the time period that started as a small cap wrapped in cloth.
Much of the history for this particular head covering is not available. Many have found that the earliest recorded information is from the 14th century. Much of this information is from the middle east but some have found this headdress to be worn in other countries as well. Some believe that these are a modern version from those worn in the time period that started as a small cap wrapped in cloth.
With over sixty different versions of the same headdress, one will find that different cultures will have a choice available. Some are more cone shaped, others simple in design, while others use vast amounts of fabric that has set limits. There are also a variety in reasons that some of these variations are available. Some will wear them as a symbol of their religion and different colors or embellishments will signify their level of commitment while those of the military will find they help to distinguish rank.
Many have found that the headdresses that are worn in Africa are a symbol of that particular tribe. This is an area where shades of blue are common but colors may vary and it is commonly a small strip of cloth woven around ones head. These can also be an expression of the Christian Faith that is in the region of Kenya
There are some rules and restrictions that may need to be observed depending on the region that one is part of in the middle east. These could be that they have to be worn in public, have to be worn at all times, have to cover the ears, or that men can only wear them. This will vary depending on the region as well as the religion that is prominent in the area.
There are parts of the middle east that only reserve there's for special or religious ceremonies or in place of a crown. Some have considered this to be in respect to the religion as well as a custom for that area. It is common to see them on holidays as well as marriage ceremonies, deaths, and the celebrations that may follow a birth of a loved one.
It is common for those within the middle east to wear shades of green as a symbol of paradise. However those who rank high within the relig
Many have found that the headdresses that are worn in Africa are a symbol of that particular tribe. This is an area where shades of blue are common but colors may vary and it is commonly a small strip of cloth woven around ones head. These can also be an expression of the Christian Faith that is in the region of Kenya
There are some rules and restrictions that may need to be observed depending on the region that one is part of in the middle east. These could be that they have to be worn in public, have to be worn at all times, have to cover the ears, or that men can only wear them. This will vary depending on the region as well as the religion that is prominent in the area.
There are parts of the middle east that only reserve there's for special or religious ceremonies or in place of a crown. Some have considered this to be in respect to the religion as well as a custom for that area. It is common to see them on holidays as well as marriage ceremonies, deaths, and the celebrations that may follow a birth of a loved one.
It is common for those within the middle east to wear shades of green as a symbol of paradise. However those who rank high within the relig
There are some rules and restrictions that may need to be observed depending on the region that one is part of in the middle east. These could be that they have to be worn in public, have to be worn at all times, have to cover the ears, or that men can only wear them. This will vary depending on the region as well as the religion that is prominent in the area.
There are parts of the middle east that only reserve there's for special or religious ceremonies or in place of a crown. Some have considered this to be in respect to the religion as well as a custom for that area. It is common to see them on holidays as well as marriage ceremonies, deaths, and the celebrations that may follow a birth of a loved one.
It is common for those within the middle east to wear shades of green as a symbol of paradise. However those who rank high within the religious community or those of devout faith may chose white or black. However it is not uncommon for those of military or other high authoritative positions to possibly have other colors. One will find that color choice is often associated with the religion of the area.
Much information is available on hair turbans as well as the many restrictions that can associate them with a particular religion or group. Each will offer a large amount of information on colors, ways to wrap, as well as the different groups that wear them. One does need to consider all of the information as some may reflect what rank one is in relation to the military or religion of the region.
There are parts of the middle east that only reserve there's for special or religious ceremonies or in place of a crown. Some have considered this to be in respect to the religion as well as a custom for that area. It is common to see them on holidays as well as marriage ceremonies, deaths, and the celebrations that may follow a birth of a loved one.
It is common for those within the middle east to wear shades of green as a symbol of paradise. However those who rank high within the religious community or those of devout faith may chose white or black. However it is not uncommon for those of military or other high authoritative positions to possibly have other colors. One will find that color choice is often associated with the religion of the area.
Much information is available on hair turbans as well as the many restrictions that can associate them with a particular religion or group. Each will offer a large amount of information on colors, ways to wrap, as well as the different groups that wear them. One does need to consider all of the information as some may reflect what rank one is in relation to the military or religion of the region.