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Pakol

The pakol (Urdu: پکول; Shina and Khowar: پاکول) is a traditional soft, flat, rolled-up and round-topped cap originating from the Gilgit and Chitral areas in northern Pakistan. It is typically made of wool and found in a variety of earthy colours, such as brown, black, grey, ivory, or dyed red using walnut. Today, it is widely worn in Pakistan and the…

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AstoreShinKho peoplePashtunsPeshawar
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Different types of pakol

Gilgit-BaltistanChitral ScoutsMarkhorDiana, Princess of WalesCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge
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Description

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UrduShinaKhowarCapGilgit
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related to history · 30
Pakol → Afghan, Afghanistan, Astore, Chitral, Chitrali, Delhi, Gilgit, Gurez, In, India, Initially, It, Jammu, Kashmir, Kashmir Valley, Kashmir’s Bandipora, Kho, Nuristanis, Only, Pakistan
related to Kausia and refutation of Macedonian link · 23
Pakol → According, Alexander, Alexander’s, Astore, BC, Chitral, Eurasian, Gilgit, Great, Greco-Bactrian, Greek Kausia, However, Indian, Indo-Greek, It, Kausia, Macedonians, Nuristan, Pakistan, Some
related to Initial prominence in Afghanistan · 18
Pakol → According, Additionally, Afghan, Bashgal, Chitral, Chitrali, George Scott Robertson, In, Kafiristan, Kafirs, Kalash, Nuristan, Nuristanis, Pakistan, Shin, The, They, This
related to Initial prominence in India · 17
Pakol → Afghans, Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad, Chief Minister, Delhi, Gurez, India, It, Jammu, Kashmir, Kashmir Valley, Kashmir's Gurez Valley, Ladakh's Dras Valley, Muslim, Shina, Shins/Dards, The, Tulail Valley
related to Chitrali pakol · 15
Pakol → Cambridge, Catherine, Chitral Scouts, Chitrali, Diana, Duchess, Duke, It, Northern Pakistan, Pakistan, Prince William, Princess, The Chitrali, This, Wales
related to Waziristan pakol · 14
Pakol → Afghanistan, Chitralis, Dawar, It, Khost, Kin Pashtun, Mahsud, Paktia, Pashtuns, The, Unlike, Wazir, Waziristan, Worn
related to Twisted pakol · 10
Pakol → Afghanistan, Indian, It, Jammu, Kashmir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistani, The, They, Twisted
related to Further reading · 9
Pakol → Dress, Indo-Iranian, Islamic World, Journal, Khil, Textiles, The Pakol, Vol, Willem Vogelsang
related to Traditional pakol · 6
Pakol → Afghanistan, Chitral, Gilgit-Baltistan, It, Pakistani, The
related to Description · 4
Pakol → An, It, The, There

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worn afghanistan cap chitral also pakistan people gilgit shina traditional pashtuns headgear late areas northern taliban india chitrali kashmir valley

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Pakolis ahand spun woollen cap0.90text
Pashtunsinstance ofOnly in the tribal areas along the Afghan border the traditional Pashtun turban remained popular.In the recent decades it has been adopted by several communities of Afghanistan0.80text
Tajiksinstance ofOnly in the tribal areas along the Afghan border the traditional Pashtun turban remained popular.In the recent decades it has been adopted by several communities of Afghanistan0.80text
the Pashayiinstance ofOnly in the tribal areas along the Afghan border the traditional Pashtun turban remained popular.In the recent decades it has been adopted by several communities of Afghanistan0.80text
and Nuristanisinstance ofOnly in the tribal areas along the Afghan border the traditional Pashtun turban remained popular.In the recent decades it has been adopted by several communities of Afghanistan0.80text
Chitralinstance ofBiddulph also tells that in the regions west of Gilgit0.80text
Wakhaninstance ofBiddulph also tells that in the regions west of Gilgit0.80text
Sirikol the people used to wear small scanty turbansinstance ofBiddulph also tells that in the regions west of Gilgit0.80text
Tajiksinstance ofform of the pakol.Since the late 1980s it has been also adopted by several communities of Afghanistan0.80text
Pashayiinstance ofform of the pakol.Since the late 1980s it has been also adopted by several communities of Afghanistan0.80text
the Mahsudinstance ofthis type of pakol is usually and almost uniquely worn by the Pashtuns of Waziristan0.80text
Dawarinstance ofthis type of pakol is usually and almost uniquely worn by the Pashtuns of Waziristan0.80text

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