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How to tie a "Puratan Dastaar"?


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On 1/9/2018 at 9:20 PM, Singh123456777 said:

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http://www.sikhiart.com/product/guru-arjun-dev-ji-spiritual-blossoming/

The photo bhagat Singh draw of Sri Guru Arjun Dev ji looks as he draw his own photo with small changes and called it Guru Arjun Dev ji photo.

This is not the only photo he draw of himself and labelled it something else.  Look at this one, sada shiva photo looks like him.

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On 1/11/2018 at 12:53 AM, InderjitS said:

I'm guessing this style was tied during non-combat periods. For battle readiness looks way too loose.

I agree that his tying of it seems loose.

Also, just a question: Is is guy (or everybody else, too) simply assuming that "this is the style worn by Guru Hargobind ji" because of a painting?

Aren't the paintings painted that way because kings were just represented in that style? Persian style?

Does anyone have any other evidence (than the painting) that was actually the style of turban worn by Guru Sahib?

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14 hours ago, BhForce said:

I agree that his tying of it seems loose.

Also, just a question: Is is guy (or everybody else, too) simply assuming that "this is the style worn by Guru Hargobind ji" because of a painting?

Aren't the paintings painted that way because kings were just represented in that style? Persian style?

Does anyone have any other evidence (than the painting) that was actually the style of turban worn by Guru Sahib?

true that most paintings are in the fashionable persian style , however all relics indicate gol dastars were popular with Guru Sahiban too

 

 

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On 5/8/2018 at 3:34 AM, BhForce said:

I agree that his tying of it seems loose.

Also, just a question: Is is guy (or everybody else, too) simply assuming that "this is the style worn by Guru Hargobind ji" because of a painting?

Aren't the paintings painted that way because kings were just represented in that style? Persian style?

Does anyone have any other evidence (than the painting) that was actually the style of turban worn by Guru Sahib?

Persians emperors wore topis, not dastars

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