Sikhism Turbans
Sikhism turbans are traditional headwear worn by Sikh men as a symbol of honor, self-respect, and spirituality. The turban is an essential part of the Sikh identity and is worn to cover the hair, which is considered sacred in Sikhism. Turbans come in a variety of colors and styles, each holding its own significance and meaning within the Sikh community. Sikhism turbans are intricately tied and can vary in size and shape depending on personal preference and regional customs.
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