: image credits : generally known as gandhi topi.
:image credits: from Nepal
:image credits: from himachal pradesh.
:image credits: The color of the cap indicates more than color ! Writes Sun!l Parashar in his notes on flickr
:image credits: Popularly worn by people of Sindh in Pakistan
more topis:
Originally from Iran, who are known as parsis have been living in india for centuries now wears this topi.
From Nagaland: http://www.flickr.com/photos/waltercallens/474814019/
From Tibet: http://www.flickr.com/photos/khnumhotep/2057685912/
Indian Yarn 
Enjoyed reading today… your place is wonderful. I#ll keep visiting for sure!
welcome isabella
You can tell how passionate you are about colours & fabric… Even the images you choose are so picture perfect…
.thanks patricia and welcome..
so enjoyed coming back here 🙂
Love the second to last one. The yellow wall with the green hat…the shadows. That’s what captured me at first. But as I looked deeper, I loved the expression on his face…a kind and wise look about those eyes and those handsome wrinkles.
Great observation Shireena. 40 years ago, i would think that men covered their head more. Is it because that men started to wear more western clothese, that they shed their topis and now it is a rare sight to see any of these. but in the rural areas i would think we would see a little more – until the concept of the coke has caught on !
What lovely fabrics! I loved this post 🙂