Mathabana
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mathabana-202-982595
title:
Mathabana
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Mathabana was an essential part of ladies' costumes in Parsi culture in Zoroastrianism. Mathabana is a loose garment similar to the veil, particularly for preventing the display of hair. It was a piece of thin white linen to tie around the head. Parsi women were supposed to cover their hair to appear simple and limit their feminine beauty out of modesty and respect for their culture. The idea has initially been brought from Persia and continued until 50 years back. Males wore skull caps, and fem
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Headdress of Parsi culture
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathabana
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2024-03-12T01:27:06Z
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