Unravel the stories of the Sikh turban and discover how and why turbans are important to Sikh faith and identity.
This exhibition features a turban known as a Dastaar Boonga or fortress turban, worn by a group of skilled warrior Sikhs called Akali Nihangs. It was used to protect the head in battle and to hold their weapons including daggers, swords and metal throwing discs. This fascinating Sikh fortress turban is on loan from the British Museum.
A Spotlight tour from the British Museum.
Suitable for
Any age
Website
www.visitleicester.info/sikhfortressturban
Admission
Free admission
Source: http://www.culture24.org.uk//em000067?id=EVENT478087
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