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Traditional Turbans |
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Puneri Pagdi |
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Peshwai Pagdi |
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Marwadi Pagdi |
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Shinde Shahi Pagdi |
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Zari Mandur |
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Jiretop |
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Sardar Pagdi |
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Bhangda Pagdi |
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Sikandar topi(Roman Headgear) |
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Mughal Kirmanch |
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Mughal Pagdi |
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Rajput Pagdi |
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Kathiwadi Pagdi |
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Rajasthani Pagdi |
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Pathani Pagdi |
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South Indian Pagdi |
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Tipu's Sultan Pagdi |
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Soldier Headgear |
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Holker Pagdi |
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Jotirao Phule Pagdi |
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Topshad Pagdi ( Sadhu Pagdi) |
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Tukaram Pagdi |
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Mavali Pagdi |
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Mansulikar Pagadi |
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Jari Kirit/ Mukut/ Taj Turban |
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Nimbalkar Pagad |
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Kolhapuri Pagadi |
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Jiretop in Broket Turban |
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Puneri Pagdi |
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The origin of the Puneri pagadi dates back to the 17th century when there were 12 classes of people. Among them were the 'Kostis', who on fortnightly visits made the pagadis at people's homes. |
For making the pagadis, the fabric used was mostly cotton which was dipped in water and starch was added to fix its folds permanently.
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Peshwai Pagdi |
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This pagdi is wore by balaji vishwanath peshwa and from their name this know as Peshwai pagdi before it was known as “Pagote” |
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Sansthanik Pagadi |
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This pagdi wore by Marathi commandant. It was used by Maratha Commandant and by Maratha chiefs. Currently it is useing in drama and functions. |
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Jiretop |
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It was headgair of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and now a days it use by Drama artist.
This pagadi was wore by soldiers of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in mawadbhag which was the area of sahyadri and now a days it is use mostly in drama. |
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Sardar Pagdi |
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The turban which is used by Sikh community in all over the world and in drama which is used for Sardar character. |
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Bhangda Pagdi |
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The Pagdi which is use in Bhangra dance which is well known in our country and mostly people of Punjab like wear in bhangra dance. |
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Mughal Kirmanch |
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This Pagdi wore by Emperor of Mughal era or the person who are ruling particular area on that time means King or Prince. Now a day this turban also use by mughal character in drama. |
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Mughal Pagdi |
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This was originated in Mughal era. In today’s scenario this turban use by mughal character in historical drama. |
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Kathiawadi Pagdi |
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This is originated from Gujarat region of India and specially for kathiyawadi dance & Garba dance people prefer to wear this. |
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Pathani Pagdi |
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People of the Afghanistan uses this turban and it was also used by mughal soldier in mughal era. Now a day it is use for Pathan character in drama. |
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South Indian Pagdi |
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People of south India like to wear this; Sarvapalli Dr. Radhakrishnan was used this turban. Today’s in drama this turban use for South Indian character. |
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Tipu's Sultan Pagdi |
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The name of this turban originated from name of The great Tipu Sultan and today’s this used by drama artist for playing the role of people of Mysore or Nawab. |
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Soldier Headgear |
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It is also call Halmat which is used by Maharana Pratap and also by Roman soldiers in war. Similarly in drama its used by artist for war scene. |
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Jotirao Phule Pagdi |
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This type of turban wore by Mahatma Jotirao Phule. Called as Mali Pagdi, this pagdi wear in old day by Gardener (Mali) in Maratha Empire |
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Tukaram Pagdi |
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It was used by Sant Tukaram and in drama for their character drama artist use this turban, if its color will be red so it will call as Madi Pagdi. |
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