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How to wear Traditional Rajputi Safa🔥🔥| Safa kaise bandhe in 5 minutes | by HARSHVARDHAN first of all sorry guys for not uploading any video for 1 month because of my final exams. A Pagri is usually a long plain unstitched cloth. The length may vary according to the type. The cloth indicates the region and the community of the wearer. Safa the traditional turban is worn as a sign of status and dignity in the society. It is also primarily worn to protect one’s head from the severe climate of the desert. In Rajasthan the dialect and turban changes every 12 miles. THE MAGNIFICENT forts standing tall in the desert state of Rajasthan are a testimony to the legacy of Rajput Kings of yore. Another thing that has kept the heritage of Rajput monarchs alive is the traditional turban worn in the state. As a distinct identity of the region, the turban is primarily worn to protect one’s head from the severe climate of the desert. “These turbans are made of cotton. They absorb all the sweat and the wet turban acts as air conditioner,” says Sher Singh, a grocer. The conventional turban is also worn as a sign of status and dignity in the society. It is said that in Rajasthan the dialect and turban changes every 12 miles. The colour pattern and the style of tying a turban vary according to the communities and the regions. For instance, Rajputs wear bright coloured turbans ranging from bright red, yellow and majorly those colours which might be called the rich ones in the spectrum, then there are the Jats who tie a white one and the Marwaris who tie the light coloured turbans. Out of nearly a thousand styles of tying a turban, the most common ones are the‘pagari’ that is usually 25 meters long and eight inches wide and the ’safa’, which has ten meter length and one meter width.