Pakol

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Pakol is a soft, round-topped woolen cap traditionally worn by various ethnic groups in the mountainous regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cap
traditional headwear
altName Chitrali cap
Khapol NERFINISHED
Pakul NERFINISHED
associatedWithRegion Chitral NERFINISHED
Gilgit-Baltistan NERFINISHED
Hindukush mountains NERFINISHED
Kunar NERFINISHED
Nuristan NERFINISHED
Pamir mountains NERFINISHED
canBeDecoratedWith embroidered bands
feathers
pins
countryOfOrigin Afghanistan NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance symbol of regional identity in eastern Afghanistan
symbol of regional identity in northern Pakistan
feature foldable brim
soft construction
function everyday head covering
marker of ethnic identity
protection from cold
genderAssociation primarily men
hasPart rolled brim
languageOfName Khowar NERFINISHED
Pashto NERFINISHED
material wool
popularizedInMediaBy images of Afghan mujahideen in the 1980s
region Central Asia
South Asia
shape round-topped
similarTo beret
typicalColor black
brown
gray
white
usedBy Chitralis NERFINISHED
Kalash people NERFINISHED
Nuristanis NERFINISHED
Pashtuns NERFINISHED
Tajiks NERFINISHED
ethnic groups in mountainous regions of Afghanistan
ethnic groups in mountainous regions of Pakistan
wornBy Ahmad Shah Massoud NERFINISHED
wornDuring daily life
festivals
traditional ceremonies
wornOn head

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