These Sikhs are practicing tying their turbans. They are preparing for their Dastar Bandi. The turban is the most visible symbol of Sikh pride and identity. The turban is an eight metre long piece ...

This symbol derives its name from a double-edged ... The two curved swords on the outside of the circle represent the fact that a Sikh must give equal authority to spiritual and social obligations.

Wearing articles of faith is a symbol of one’s commitment to Sikhism, Singh explained. Uncut hair, worn under a turban, is regarded as a person’s symbol of holiness and strength, as hair is a ...

Khalsa Sikhs carry the five Ks with them at all times, as a symbol of their faith. These include Kesh or uncut hair; Kara which is a a steel bracelet; the Kanga, a wooden comb; Kacca or cotton ...