Kachhhera

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Kachhhera is a traditional cotton undergarment worn by Sikhs as one of the five articles of faith symbolizing modesty and self-discipline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh article of faith
religious garment
undergarment
alsoKnownAs Kacchera
Kachera NERFINISHED
Kachh NERFINISHED
Kachhera NERFINISHED
associatedWith Khalsa identity NERFINISHED
Sikh code of conduct
category Sikh religious symbol
traditional Indian clothing
undergarments
contrastsWith tight or revealing clothing
culturalOrigin Punjab region
genderUsage worn by men
worn by women
hasFeature drawstring waist
knee-length or above-knee length
loose-fitting design
pleated front
introducedAs one of the Five Ks at the creation of the Khalsa in 1699
introducedBy Guru Gobind Singh NERFINISHED
linguisticOrigin Punjabi language term
maintenance should be kept clean
material cotton
partOf Five Ks NERFINISHED
purpose facilitate physical activity
maintain modesty
remind wearer of moral conduct
relatedConcept Sikh Rehat Maryada NERFINISHED
relatedTo Kangha NERFINISHED
Kara NERFINISHED
Kesh NERFINISHED
Kirpan NERFINISHED
religion Sikhism
religiousStatus mandatory for initiated Sikhs
requiredFor Amritdhari Sikhs NERFINISHED
requires regular wearing by observant Sikhs
spiritualFunction constant reminder of Sikh discipline
symbolizes chastity
modesty
moral restraint
self-discipline
wornBy Sikhs NERFINISHED
initiated Sikhs
wornUnder outer garments

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Kachera alsoKnownAs Kachhhera