concept   turban
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Sikh community (1) • Western countries (1) • Desert regions (1) • Middle East (1) • United States (1) • Pakistan (1) • Arid or desert regions (1) • Canada (1) • Desert-dwelling communities (1) • East Asia (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Flat landscapes (1) • Nomadic tribes in Central Asia (1) • North India (1) • Sahara Desert (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Tuareg culture in the Sahara desert (1) • United Kingdom (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 turban Sikh community The turban in Sikh culture symbolizes religious faith, honor, and identity. 24
2 turban Western countries Turbans in Western countries are associated with specific religious or cultural groups, leading to misconceptions and stereotypes. 16
3 turban Desert regions The turban is worn in desert regions as a practical and culturally significant head covering for protection from the sun and sand. 8
4 turban Middle East Turbans in the Middle East are traditional headwear with religious significance, conveying social status and cultural identity. 6
5 turban United States The turban is worn in the United States as both a fashionable and religious head covering and is associated with cultural events. 5
6 turban Pakistan In Pakistan, the turban is a traditional headwear for men symbolizing respect, honor, and spirituality. 4
7 turban Arid or desert regions The turban is a practical headgear in arid or desert regions, providing sun and sand protection and representing cultural identity. 2
8 turban Canada In Canada, the turban is sometimes worn as a fashion statement or head covering for religious or cultural events. 1
9 turban Desert-dwelling communities The turban is an essential headgear for protection and a cultural symbol in desert-dwelling communities. 1
10 turban East Asia The turban is not a traditional headwear in most East Asian cultures. 1
11 turban East Asian countries In East Asian countries, the turban is viewed as a symbol of exoticism and is often associated with specific events or costumes. 1
12 turban Flat landscapes Turban is not commonly worn in flat landscapes and is not considered a practical head covering for daily activities. 1
13 turban Nomadic tribes in Central Asia The turban is a traditional headwear with cultural and religious significance for nomadic tribes in Central Asia. 1
14 turban North India In North India, the turban is worn as a traditional headwear with diverse styles and significance. 1
15 turban Sahara Desert The turban is worn in the Sahara Desert for protection from the harsh sun and blowing sand. 1
16 turban Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, the turban is traditionally worn by men as a symbol of status and is commonly associated with the Arabian Peninsula. 1
17 turban Tuareg culture in the Sahara desert Turbans are commonly worn by Tuareg people in the Sahara desert for protection from the environment. 1
18 turban United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the turban is sometimes worn as a fashion statement or as a head covering for religious or cultural events. 1