Fees Structure: 

Group $15 for a 1 hour lesson (4 student in Group)

The turban (also known as a dastaar or pagri) is an important part of Sikh identity and culture, and learning to tie a turban can be a valuable skill for Sikhs and non-Sikhs alike. Here is an overview of what a Turban Tying course for learners might cover:

Introduction to Turban Tying: The course would start with an introduction to the turban and its significance in Sikh culture. Learners would be introduced to the different styles and types of turbans, as well as the materials and tools needed for tying a turban.

Turban tying techniques: Learners would be taught various techniques for tying a turban, including the basic turban knot, the Patiala Shahi style, and the Dumalla style. They would learn how to fold and drape the turban cloth, and how to adjust the turban for a comfortable fit.

Turban care and maintenance: The course would provide guidance on how to care for and maintain a turban, including how to wash and iron the turban cloth, and how to store the turban when not in use.

Cultural context: The course would provide learners with an understanding of the cultural context and significance of the turban in Sikh culture, including its historical and religious significance, as well as its role in contemporary Sikh identity.

Practice and feedback: The course would include plenty of opportunities for learners to practice their turban tying skills, both in class and on their own. They would receive feedback from the instructor on their technique, style, and fit.

Overall, a Turban Tying course for learners would provide a comprehensive introduction to the art of tying a turban, including the techniques, accessories, care and maintenance, and cultural context of the turban in Sikh culture. It would also provide learners with the opportunity to practice their turban tying skills and connect with other turban enthusiasts who share a passion for Sikh identity and culture.