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[[File:Sindhi-Topi-of-post-partition-Sindh.jpg|thumb|Sindhi Topi worn in Sindh after the partition]] | |||
== Sindhi Topi in Sindh after partition == | == Sindhi Topi in Sindh after partition == | ||
Embroidered Cap with arch shaped cut-out on frontal side is worn. This has roots in Saraiki & Balochi culture. There is no prominent trace of this Sindhi topi prior to 1947 Independence / Partition. | Embroidered Cap with arch shaped cut-out on frontal side is worn. This has roots in Saraiki & Balochi culture. There is no prominent trace of this Sindhi topi prior to 1947 Independence / Partition. | ||
[[File:Classic-Sindhi-Topi.jpg|thumb|Sindhi Topi in India]] | [[File:Classic-Sindhi-Topi.jpg|thumb|Sindhi Topi in India]] | ||
== Sindhi Topi in India == | == Sindhi Topi in India == | ||
Red coloured cap with Embroidery of Jhulelal Idol and words "Jai Jhulelal", "Ayo Lal, Jhulelal", "Amarlal Ki Jai" in Sindhi Language is widely being used by Sindhis. This is the most common cap worn during the Chaliha Festival (40 Days fast). | Red coloured cap with Embroidery of Jhulelal Idol and words "Jai Jhulelal", "Ayo Lal, Jhulelal", "Amarlal Ki Jai" in Sindhi Language is widely being used by Sindhis. This is the most common cap worn during the Chaliha Festival (40 Days fast). | ||