This article of clothing is transferred from one wearer to another during the Rasam Pagri ceremony.
In India, a type of this vestment known as the taanka was once worn by rajputs to denote their status, while in Mysore an article of this type is known as a peta. This article of clothing is transferred from one wearer to another during the Rasam Pagri ceremony. Ways of donning this article include Amamah and Dastar, and during pilgrimages a green version of this vestment is often worn. In one faith, the rule of kesh often leads to followers donning this article of clothing to fulfill one of the five k's. For ten points, name this headgear often worn by Sikhs and Muslims, which consists of a cloth wrapped around the head.
In India, a type of this vestment known as the taanka was once worn by rajputs to denote their status, while in Mysore an article of this type is known as a peta.
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