Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	religious headgear	Judaism	Jewish men wear kippahs as a sign of reverence for God in their culture.	2
2	religious headgear	Buddhism in Southeast Asia	Buddhist monks in Southeast Asia wear saffron-colored robes and head coverings to symbolize their monastic lifestyle.	1
3	religious headgear	Christianity	Head coverings like the mitre or zucchetto are worn by clergy in some Christian denominations.	1
4	religious headgear	Christianity in Western countries	Christian nuns in Western countries typically wear veils or wimples as part of their religious attire.	1
5	religious headgear	Hinduism in South Asia	Hindu priests and devotees in South Asia wear specific head coverings for religious ceremonies and rituals.	1
6	religious headgear	Native American tribes	Some Native American tribes use feathered headdresses for spiritual ceremonies and traditional rituals.	1
7	religious headgear	Rastafarianism in Jamaica	Rastafarians in Jamaica wear colorful head wraps or turbans as a symbol of their faith and spiritual identity.	1
8	religious headgear	Tibetan Buddhism	Religious headgear, such as the cap-shaped hat called the zhen, is often worn by Tibetan Buddhist lamas and monks as part of their religious regalia.	1
9	religious headgear	Zoroastrianism in Iran	Zoroastrian priests in Iran wear distinctive head coverings as a symbol of their religious roles and practices.	1