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Description

  • Foto Number: 42N-259-08

Chibani is an elderly man from Jodhpur who wears a traditional, very colourful headdress. This type of turban is known locally as a safa or pagri (pagadi). In Rajasthani culture, the turban is far more than just an item of clothing. It symbolises pride, honour and the social status of the wearer. Its shape, colour and the way it is wrapped can provide clues as to the region, caste or occasion. – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia India Rajasthan Jodhpur man Portrait Chibani Beard Turban Spice Route-F Spice Route

Description

  • Foto Number: 42N-259-08

Chibani is an elderly man from Jodhpur who wears a traditional, very colourful headdress. This type of turban is known locally as a safa or pagri (pagadi). In Rajasthani culture, the turban is far more than just an item of clothing. It symbolises pride, honour and the social status of the wearer. Its shape, colour and the way it is wrapped can provide clues as to the region, caste or occasion. – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia India Rajasthan Jodhpur man Portrait Chibani Beard Turban Spice Route-F Spice Route

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