A Parna is a quick casual turban which keeps the Sikh to cover its hair. Parna is traditionally used to cover the head when a person is at home, who goes to the local level, exercises or is often worn by the farmers, when they go to the fields or roam in the villages of Punjab. Are. Parna Vadda is not restricted to Bande Bande Na Patka. A Sikh likes to cover his head instead of walking 'naked', even if a Sikh has to go to a shop near his house, Parna is used to cover his head. A small band of a foot coloring or patterned fabric of 2-3 meters.
You must have heard about the Patka, which are usually worn by Sikh children, but as a person grows up from childhood, he usually stops wearing the patka and turns into a parna. In cities, towns, villages we can see many people wearing parna. None of the Amritdari Sikhs wear kasi after the turban and binds them on top of it. They like to wear only Kesari color and blue but others can wear para lanterns of any color.
In many states, Patka tradition is still seen outside of Punjab, Sikhs wear small patches, but now they are getting better parana and shift to the turban. Parna also likes people from other religions. In Punjab, many brothers (migrants from UP) started wearing parna.
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