06/11/2020
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• Traditional Female Cap and male caps
•traditional cap for female
Female Traditional Cap Beautiful Product of Gilgit Baltistan. It Perfect match for Ladies Fashion. It contain different local design..!!
• available in differentt designs
•delivery all over Pakistan
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The traditional hat of Gilgit-Baltistan is a soft, round-topped, men's hat, typically made of wool and found in a variety of earthy colours: brown, black, grey, or ivory. Before it is fitted and worn, the traditional hat resembles a bag with a round, flat bottom.
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Caps, as symbols, can be full of meanings. They make a statement about our identity and define our place in the comity of cultures. A cap can reveal the origin of a person and his cultural links. The shapes , designs , embroidery and the materials that are used to create the caps make them a piece of art. Knowing about traditional caps can give us knowledge about our historical links and cultural heritage.
The caps of Gilgit Baltistan have their influence from the neighboring China, central Asia, Iran and turkey. In addition slight variations in the caps of different region make them distinct from each other but shows the close linkage between the tradtions of different regions. Every cap has a specific name in major languages of the area. The material used , type of embroidery and design of caps also have some variations in different regions of Gilgit Baltistan. Very little information is available about these variations in different regions.
Traditional Iraghi Cap
It has different names in regional languages. In Shina and Khowar language of upper Ghizer It is called Khoi , in Brushaski ( in Hunza , Nager and Yasin) it is called Phartsun or Pharsen whereas in wahki it is called sekeed . Iraghi cap is the most elegant cap.It is made with beautiful , delicate embroidery. Traditionally silk thread was used to embroider on a thick cotton fabric. The beautiful colors and designs of embroidery are very distinct. Now a days embroidery is made on doosooti and charsooti cloth for making the caps. It takes 3 – 4 months of 2-3 hours daily hard work to make traditional Iraghi cap.
