How to tie a traditional Sikh turban

[@PrecursorDan91]

This is amazing, you don't realise the effort that goes into it to make the turban so neat and symmetrical. Thank you for enlightening us on a big part of your faith.

[@themysteriousnavi6850]

As a Christian, I can’t help but find how cool the Sikh turban is! I almost wish I was one just so I could wear one and be all cool looking!

[@dsingh2391]

You can wear one if you're not Sikh. It symbolizes we are all equal. Doesnt matter if you are a peasant or a king

[@themysteriousnavi6850]

@@dsingh2391 Okay but they are still cool though!

[@dsingh2391]

@@themysteriousnavi6850 never said they werent

[@themysteriousnavi6850]

@@dsingh2391 I wasn't saying that as a response to you, I just wanted to say that because I still think that Sikh turbans are cool regardless of anything... that's all!

[@-whackd]

@@dsingh2391 How does the turban symbolize that we are all equal? Why do only Sikh men wear it and not the Sikh women if it means we are all equal?

[@proudmarine1767]

BRAVE MEN !!!! I’m a English Royal Marine and I’d fight next to any of these men anyday !! They helped us win both world wars and still fight by our side and highly TRUSTED BY OUR SIDES TODAY !!! BRAVE MEN !!

[@rtdip2833]

PROUD MARINE 176 you forced them to fight for u forced them to use beef grease (against the religion) to cut costs and imperialized their land for greed. #neverforgetAmistarMassacre

[@maxie706]

@@rtdip2833Dip firstly they weren't forced to fight, they were the only group to stay loyal during mutinies. secondly, they weren't going to outfit an entire nation with different weapons based on cartridge grease they used, which again Sikhs did without issue. thirdly 2 million Indians volunteered for WW2 alone. why can they move past actions of centuries ago and you cant?

[@tejgill8367]

@@rtdip2833 beef is not against Sikh religion. Meat is meat we dont make distinction. So sit down.

[@pavitashergill8308]

@Desi Daru. Brother I suppose the Hindu government is much better, never forget 1984. My brother and sisters died that day. I wonder what kind of bullets the army yoused that day. Think before say or speak brother. Rabb rakka. 🙏

[@gaganpreetsingh.6111]

@PROUD MARINE 176 Thx bro

[@RichMitch]

Sikhs dont get enough credit for what they did for the miners during the strikes. Genuine humanitarian effort

[@pacificcardiac1957]

What miners? Where?

[@RichMitch]

@@pacificcardiac1957 British miners strike in the 80s

[@pacificcardiac1957]

@@RichMitch Thanks... what was the nature of the humanitarian efforts? Thx

[@RichMitch]

@@pacificcardiac1957 they provided food to the striking miners who were struggling to feed themselves and their families on strike pay

[@pacificcardiac1957]

@@RichMitch Aww that's really kind :) thanks for sharing that

[@macwhirterj]

Thanks for showing us how it's done! Love the look of a turban, very dignified. Blessings to all my Sikh friends in the world.

[@sher3597]

thanks, blessings to you too

[@tenderandmild739]

Sikhs/Punjabi people are devoted people. They do everything with Josh. They are humble people. They will help you if you asked,they will let you stay at their home& and also will fight for you or defend you. They are the brave hearts.

[@Coco-572]

Very nice.

[@lumberidge4692]

Thats Sikh bro

[@Lgg130]

*traditionally Sikh

[@kanwar02singh]

Lol nice one

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

So Sikh and so sah-weet!

[@heydyramirez6226]

nice one lol

[@rats____]

That’s a good one

[@tyronnejenkins1375]

Very well done video! It's a shame people judge on looks and country of origin and have no idea what the Sikh religion is all about. I believe in freedom of speech but ignorance and lack of intelligence are no excuse. Best wishes and long life to all my Sikh brothers. Sat Sri Akal.

[@Ameet_SB]

Adesanya please stop talking. Sikhs are one of the nicest people on the earth. They always respect everyone regardless of gender, race or background

[@427skies]

@@adesanya9083 People do stupid things, that doesn't mean the entire group is responsible.

[@BAFREMAUXSOORMALLY]

"people...have no idea what the Sikh religion is all about"? DO YOU? What does this "Sat Sri Akal" mean, and who invented it? Shalom! BAFS

[@horminmangfi5653]

@@BAFREMAUXSOORMALLY , huh

[@shivan5553]

@@BAFREMAUXSOORMALLY sat Siri akal is just a greeting for sikhs. Not a lot of people really no who invented it because it’s not like a big invention. Do u know who invented hello I don’t think so

[@thejunior9497]

I’m an agnostic, many confuse it with “atheist” but it’s not the same. I love these Turbans so much that my friends got me one and now I’m gonna start wearing it in this style.

[@inquiri6399]

ben nichols No one asked you dude. People are allowed to not believe in anything or not choose to. People like you are why others constantly stray from religion. Stop treating it like a cult and leave your brochure to yourself. People will find their way in life without your condescending BS.

[@frappuccino.4272]

@@inquiri6399 whoever it was that said that deleted their comments 😒

[@inquiri6399]

@@frappuccino.4272 Good, I fuckin told them. 🙃

[@dominusanuli3595]

@@inquiri6399 Religion is a cult; charismatic leader? Check. Powerful stories? Check. Monetary donations? Check. Dying believing in stupid bullshit that only hinders you? Check.

[@-whackd]

Agnostic is just someone who hasn't had yet had the pleasure of tasting the divine Naam of the Timeless Lord. May the Lord Bless you with His Grace and be the Light to Illuminate You Please try meditating with an upright posture and try to bring energy up through the spinal cord to the top of the head, which we call The Tenth Gate. Then you will experience Bliss and Divinity.

[@laamstee8015]

Muslim but fascinated by the way sikh wear their turban. Always in awe when I meet a sikh in the street. #classy

[@jodibbmoli9319]

And when you meet a gay?

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

It does look classy.

[@yoghurt6987]

Thank you

[@jimboonie9885]

@@jodibbmoli9319 shut up

[@theladybaltimore]

Wow, that is really cool. It's like a magic trick how that long strip of fabric becomes a neat and tidy turban! I had no idea that is how it works. Thank you so much for sharing this info.

[@alaindevroe1677]

I had sikhs friends in London and I loved so much how they mix this cultural scarf with their own fashion style. I've almot wanted to wear it :)

[@rajanpreetkaur121]

Thn wear it come on dude

[@dervaishkhanofficial]

Sikhs are very good people. I have visited one of their most sacred gurdwara which is in Nankana Saheb, Pakistan. I was taken to the Central room in a big courtyard, that is the birth place of the most sacred Sikh figure, Baba Guro Nanak Ji (according to one tradition). I know that this previlige is not for everyone. I am an ordinary person, but was so lucky and I am forever indebted to this respect of my Sikh brethren that they offered me. May they prosper, flourish and be in peace everywhere.

[@suelan2261]

That's such an art✨ I love this little side notes of why it's being pulled in such ways, and the significance of each wrap. I can't wait to see the different styles when I walk around💙

[@john4365]

I love these people - so much honour and class!

[@FlowSINISTER]

john bartley thank you so much sir

[@michelledennett59]

WOW! Thank you for this, I always wondered how a Sikh turban was worn, they do look neat and very smart.

[@kellyford8832]

wow that is soooo kool... i'm a white guy from Canada and this is the first time i've seen this and WOW i love the cultures of the world may the SUPREME DEVINE CREATOR FATHER bless y'all

[@joannalayen9722]

Wow i was talking to a lovely sikh man at work at meadowhall. He said i could watch videos on how to do this. This guy made it look easy

[@abar7178]

I am not Sikh. However that does not prevent me from appreciating the history of the turban and seeing how beautiful they are. Making me ask the question and wonder how do you make a Turbin. Beautiful

[@saytruth1382]

Sikhs ask for freedom for all.Respect human rights and fight for the human rights of others. Great warriors .

[@aingaeltummers]

Thank you for this! I see so many on my daily route and always wondered how they were done.

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

Great, over here in spain some of the guys here where great coloured ones that look brilliant , I know one or two colours are for weddings and special festivals and funerals but the brightly coloured ones my friend told me was to cheer up people in the office on a dull day! I do bow ties for that....

[@AdlerMow]

I would argue that such a turban would also serve as armor against a cut or a blow. If you ever need to carry a basket over the head, it would also help.

[@maggied5473]

Cool! I always wondered how the turban came out so smooth and neat looking :)

[@Scooot1972]

I deplore racism & love learning about other cultures for better understanding. I found this fascinating. It looks so comfortable & would keep your head warm. Coming from from England I wish it was acceptable for non Sikhs to wear a turban. They could be such a fashion statement as well but I feel this may be seen as an insult to the Sikh community by trivialising their headdress rather than paying homage & respecting them. The sad truth is some small part of our society would ruin it for the rest of us. Respect to the Sikhs...👍

[@sarahmurphy8030]

Work of art absolutely fascinating and beautiful.

[@carltrotter7622]

Turbans look very dignified!

[@hargobindgrewal]

so far the best pagg on youtube!

[@eelamite]

i could not imagine reciting the clock time table to wear my everyday headwear clothing. much respect from australia

[@mi1964amigo]

A work of art.

[@dakshchabhara1798]

Very nice pag Satnam vahe Guru🐯

[@NEOGEO1966]

Language, food, culture, arts, we have SO MUCH in common. Lots of love to our Sikh brothers, from Pakistan.

[@CLS300SimulationVideos]

It's beautiful. Thanks for demonstrating.

[@nambinlimvu4048]

Even i like turban.

[@TECHNICALTHERAPY9]

Sikhs are lions

[@VikSembhiViKSMB]

Jon Smith - Racist ☺

[@sher3597]

Jon Smith lol, are they nice people though?

[@craywayy]

Vik Sembhi- ViKS MB how is it racist he did not mention race

[@Sharmz1]

@@JonSmith-cx7gr dont be racist

[@ASV3987]

@SalafeeSpot I've been a Sikh all my life, and I tie my turban every single day of my life. I have never had it "blessed" but I do think of God before tying my turban. As far as ceremonies go, the very first time a Sikh is about to tie their turban, a ceremony is necessary as far as I know where all relatives and friends come and the guy gets his turban tied by an uncle from his mother's side of the family as a honorable guest. Other than that one particular time, no blessing is required at all.

[@TIGERGUTS]

Damn that looks super comfy too!

[@Jackolanter11]

Trust me the first time it’s not

[@karinaruizleyva2361]

Is that how they wear them?

[@denise6717]

This is way too cool! I have aways wondered how it was done and thought that it would be something only done in private so feel privileged to have been able to view this on You Tube. I have often thought about asking a Sikh to show me but thought that that may have been seen as being disrespectful.

[@OceanSwimmer]

Beautiful example of style and culture in harmony.

[@lindathrall5133]

I MET A COUPLE OF NICE SIKHS THEY WERE VERY FRIENDLY ONE WAS FROM TURKEY THE OTHER WAS FROM PAKISTAN THE TURKISH SUKH HAD A LIGHT BLUE TURBAN WITH GRAY PINSTRIPES THE PAKISTANI SIKH HAD A DARK BLUE TURBAN WITH WHITE PINSTRIPES I COMPLIMENTED BOTH GENTLEMEN ON HOW NICE THEY LOOKED WITH THEIR TURBANS ON

[@sher3597]

they are not sikhs! there are no turkish sikhs. sikhs are from india

[@khalsa96.]

@@sher3597 Urm no not really. There are Sikhs everywhere in every country. Not all Sikhs are Indian just because Sikhi was founded in Punjab so don’t assume

[@Simarjeet1927]

Punjabi boll 1:35

[@richardbrophy4120]

I wanted to see this because I saw a video of a sikh gentleman in Maple Ridge who undid his turban to save an individual from possibly drowning . It looked very long .

[@angelwow69]

never knew how to tie one, very interesting thanks :)

[@MovieMadam54]

I'm here because someone i work with always wears a turban. And its always folded and worn exactly the same everyday. I was curious to see how it was done! Lovely job.

[@231lghtwrkerbrntout]

Beautiful ,my partner is Punjabi Sikh and what is weird after my father passed ,I found out his family had lived in India in the past for over 120 years and he had Indian and Persian ,french in him ,we always just thought he came from a posh English background but there was so much hidden and our family is and was a strong military family that did abit of mixing ,I said to my partner I'm so sorry for what ever my relatives probably did in the past

[@sher3597]

Nice!

[@jaskaranarora8802]

Very Beautiful . Royal Touch .

[@Jaz-yo3no]

Just a word of note, this style is not traditional but a style made popular in the 1920s to 1930s by the Maharaja of Patiala hence the style is called Patiala. This is the style popularly worn by Sikhs in the Punjab today although there were a myriad of styles during the 40s, 50s and 60s.The traditional style is called Dhumalla and is more rounded in appearance. It was considered a safe and stable head covering to be worn in battle. Dhumalla was worn by the tenth master Guru Gobind Singh when he bestowed the gift of the turban to the Sikhs

[@BerettaTV]

Looks good!!

[@미스랜더]

I already knew how to tie a राजस्थान style turban and I had been taught to respect the other culture beside ours. It could be the invisible remains and I will respect the diversity.

[@gajansio]

Actually this is no the style of turban worn by the Gurus, Major Religious Leaders, and Maharajah Ranjit Singh. One of the first people to wear something similar was Maharajah Dulip Singh. However, it has become the traditional turban now.

[@Lauraajrallim]

Excellent! Always wanted to know this! Thank you!

[@ThePoeticPariah]

Would it be offensive to Sikhs if a non-Sikh were to wear a turban like this?

[@ThePoeticPariah]

I understand it's importance which is why I asked. I'd hate to accidentally offend if I were to wear one.

[@everythin1339]

ThePoeticPariah I wouldn't say it is offensive but I kind of worry about is that when people Tie Turban and Do negative things, say something stupid. That just create a negative image about Sikhs. Sikhs wear Turban to protect their uncut hairs and in the center of our head is a chakkra, where you experience the bliss and connect to God and long hairs help to create that energy. It is like a crown and symbol of respect. Also, I am not just talking about the people that are not Sikhs from the background but the people who Are, Doesn't care sometime. Yes, you can wear it, Sikhs believe in equality, You can tie a Turban, U can go to gurudwara( sikh Temple), Listen to Kirtan, Eat langar( free food for everyone in Gurudwara). Sikhs doesn't believe in cast, color, Gender, Race, Religion.

[@everythin1339]

jaizz athwal If anybody wants to know more about Sikhi, Please visit Basic of Sikhi Channel.

[@ThePoeticPariah]

I'm very fond of Sikh culture (and the religion itself, of course). I definitely don't intend to run around acting and talking negatively, just think it's rather fashionable and looks relatively comfortable. ^^

[@everythin1339]

I am glad to hear that you like sikhism, I also know you care cuz otherwise you wouldn't even ask a question like this and just wear the Turban.

[@LilithsOwn303]

I also would have want to see how he starts off with the black turban underneath... And how the hair itself is bundled up... but I suppose that is too much to ask ... :( I have always admired them ever since I saw them for real for the first time when I went to India in the 80's.

[@hollyday2313]

It looks just majestic… !!

[@mjallen1308]

I like it. I think it looks amazing.

[@bajoobiecuzican]

Very much respect 💝

[@TheJimmyg620]

A Beautiful Tradition for Mankind , lets Keep It

[@jaskaranarora8802]

Sir , Can you tell me please what is the real length of that turban which shown in the KZbin video ?

[@CreatorCade]

Interesting but I can't help but be reminded of Johnny quest while watching this. Joking aside I find the culture quite fascinating.

[@Sharmz1]

Why?

[@thinichifjm]

how much practice would it require...

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

WAHEGURU BLESS THIS MAN

[@firstwavepuresoul]

Very handsome...and nice demo...thanx for posting!

[@USNAVDC]

Really neat and interesting.

[@murtazazaidi95]

I have sort of long hair and I've always liked the way the turban looks but I'm not Sikh ( even though I am a brown Asian). So would it be offensive if I start wearing this?

[@AB-nn8qt]

for sikh its fine to wear it ..nut if u r mulim..you should not wear it!!😐😐😐! subhan allah..la elah ella allaha

[@murtazazaidi95]

+A Mohammed how does my religion have anything to do with how I wear my hair? I like the turban and I'll wear it if I want to

[@AB-nn8qt]

murtaza zaidi why do you want to wear it? and above all you should not have ling hair..ling hair for women.. you wount understand what im saying if u r not muslim

[@AB-nn8qt]

long i mean *

[@murtazazaidi95]

+A Mohammed I am Muslim but personally I think Muslims shouldn't dress like each other. Hair, beard and even clothes celebrate individuality. I like my long hair who says it's only for women?

[@pikas_palace]

But her already has one turban under the turban! I need to see the whole thing

[@khalsa96.]

That’s just a smaller cloth (also known as keski) which is like a base that holds the hairs and keeps the main turban more secure.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting video. Are there variations in the wrap and tie? How long is the fabric? And is there any significance in the color of the turban?

[@Sharmz1]

Orange wisdom Blue bravery Black reminds us of the uk army Yellow reminds us of our tenth guru gobind singh ji White shows a spirutal person and is mostly for elderly Green smart person red for marrige and celebrations Pink used for olden time marriges Magenta is for style Gold (to be honest its just to be a showoff) Navy blue khalsa colour The rest of the colour dont have a meaning But the most important part is u need the turban its not about the colour Turban styles Bhangra style Bhagat singh Watta wali Patiala shahi Amristar shahi Pech pagg Morni Dummala (meduim) Nihang dummala (large version Purtan dummala (small) Uk style Shadi style Gol pagg Desi pagg ( lines are on the other side instead of the side that it shows it on) Khalsingha pagg (is a large dummala with over a hundred accsesories)

[@coolmkdmacedonia]

Never even knew there is a religion named Sikh, thanks to Ranjeet Sinkh from Mind your Language i am here lol

[@theladybaltimore]

If you have to take the turban off for the TSA, do you have to start from scratch tying it back on?

[@sher3597]

wow such a disrespectful comment

[@theladybaltimore]

@@sher3597 This was not intended that way, but I see your point. I think at the time I was just thinking that putting on the turban looks like a lot of careful work and also thinking about summer vacation travel. Getting through a checkpoint is already a hassle. You have to take off your shoes, belt, electronics and coat. If you also need to re-wrap your headwear, that would just be one more annoying thing. I sympathize with the struggles of trying to deal with security while lugging a carry-on bag and having to get undressed and redressed and also trying to make the whole operation look not that awkward. I wasn't thinking about racial profiling or anything dark like that. I see now that I should have better explained my thought.

[@sher3597]

@@theladybaltimore I think I should have also explained better rather than attacking you but taking our turban off (For sikhs) in public is extremely embarrassing for us.

[@theladybaltimore]

@@sher3597 Oh, I had no idea! Thanks for explaining that.

[@sher3597]

@@theladybaltimore yes :(

[@Sean_Coyne]

Does the Sikh turban restrict your hearing much? And how comfortable is it to wear all day long, especially in hot weather?

[@mandysingh764]

No We can Hear + all Indian Used to Wear Turbans

[@thecarlitz3920]

I am a Catholic but thanks for this video. It will help me to have a costume of Jafar (villain of Alladin). Thank you. You have such a rich culture and tradition. #ThankYou #RespectAndLove

[@desigirl3489]

oooooooo sikh guys very handsome I love them, I wanna married with sikh guy like him.......... X___X

[@QPT808]

could i do this with a scarf ?

[@erinstotler2299]

When I practice tying I use silk scarfs Just got 3 6ft in length since its lighter than traditional turban clothe

[@Sharmz1]

U can try i dont think it would be an offical turban it would be more of a parna

[@georgiachausse8309]

This is so impressive to me. It’s super cool how they take the time tp do this daily. Must need so much practice

[@khalsa96.]

Usually it doesn’t take that long once you get used it, like it can take about 3-5 minutes. That depends on how long the turban cloth is and what style/type of turban one is tying

[@MichaelBarrett1984]

Random question from someone who’s never worn a turban: doesn’t your head hurt after a day of wearing this so tightly? I know mine can if I wear a hat too long.

[@Sharmz1]

Most hats are made from fiber it easily hurts but turbans are made from a softer material

[@ManmohanSingh-li8tr]

It is just feel like wearing outfit. After some time like a month, it just become normal. No stress or strain.

[@madasahatter5514]

I will never again moan about having to brush my unruly hair.

[@سرىحسنفليفلعسل]

I'm from Iraq 🇮🇶 😇

[@sher3597]

y

[@سرىحسنفليفلعسل]

sher hi

[@sher3597]

Hi how is life in iraq?

[@سرىحسنفليفلعسل]

sher it's better than last two years 😃

[@sher3597]

btw, was it better under sadaam hussein or no?

[@adeyachowdhury-thesocialwo9806]

Sabnu gurpurab di lakh lakh vadaiyaan

[@kaythind]

this is the real 'The Patiala Shahi Pagg' ... btw i always tie like that .. always means whenever i tei a turban.

[@alexmarshall4331]

A big 👍's up for something I didn't have a clue about....British Museum👜☣💡

[@SalafeeSpot]

Do sikhs bless the turban cloth when they are making it? Just a curiosity question.

[@GamerTarz]

What do you do if your head becomes itchy??

[@skroot7975]

That's pretty sikh! :)

[@fuzzyapplebong328]

What a beautiful durag job!! Why the lack of smiles?

[@SalafeeSpot]

@nihnagjagjit I mean more like when they are physically making the cloth. During pagri production time :) Sorry i wasn't more clear the first time. So do the sikhs bless or pray on or over the cloth when it is being made in the production time of it?

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

This is great!

[@Sharmz1]

How do u make the end bits pointy

[@dominiknowaczyk9633]

So you need 2 turbans? One under as well?

[@Movie_enjoyer]

No it just make it easier

[@lindacarter4543]

What do the silver bracelet mean? I sometimes see a lot of Indian men wearing them. Do they mean anything?

[@FyremaelGlittersparkle]

The kara, as it is called, is to constantly remind the Sikh disciple to do God's work, a constant reminder of the Sikh's mission on this earth and that he or she must carry out righteous and true deeds and actions as instructed by the Guru.

[@lindacarter4543]

Very interesting, thank you for you response. I figured it might be symbolic and not just for look, but it's nice to now :) Do you wear one yourself?

[@FyremaelGlittersparkle]

Linda Carter I'm not Sikh, I'm afraid. I've studied a little bit about them and know some of the basics because I find the religion/ideology fascinating, but I'm Asatru, personally, which means I worship the ancient Norse gods and goddesses. If I thought seriously that I could ahere to the purity and structure of Sikh life I might consider possibly converting, but to be honest with myself, they seem like far better people and far more strongly-willed than I might find it within myself to be on a daily basis.

[@puneet8174]

Linda Carter I am sikh myself and it show a symbol of Sikhism

[@lindacarter4543]

Oh, my respects to you. So does that mean that every man I've seen with a silver bracelet is a Sikh? Sometimes, I have seen men with a silver bracelet but no turban? Are they still considered Sikh?

[@gwmayela]

I love it!

[@shivdevkler4186]

very nice , sardars look so handsome with turban

[@alexyoung506]

Love the video keep the good work uo

[@Sharmz1]

Sat sri akal bro thats sick paji very nice

[@Chillz_566]

Great tutorial! Akaaal

[@00DP]

I admire that look but I couldn't understand relevance today cos when Khalsas were warriors and constant in battlefield this turban was protection against head injury worked like helmet but today helmet is protective can used Sikhism no doubt very gentle true religion religious scripture Guru Granth Sahibji I read in English love it respect it.

[@tigdogsbody]

When a Sikh gentleman is in the privacy of his home, does he were a turban? Thank you.

[@ion5822]

no he doesn't have to

[@Ranveer_Singh_sangha03]

No mostly at home we wear dumla

[@Mangaki86]

This is awesome thank you

[@barbarajacob]

It's very classy and beautiful, but does it hurt? Seems so tight.

[@johnsmith1474]

Nah, it helps, like a torniquet. It cuts off the blood to the head, so you can buy into the nonsense of religion without all that thinking of how wrong it is. Perfect.

[@barbarajacob]

@@johnsmith1474 how mean :) I am an atheist but I have noticed empirically that some (few) religions seem compatible with owning a brain. Sikhism is one, I'd say.

[@johnsmith1474]

@@barbarajacob - I'm an antitheist, I know for a fact that lending any part of your brain to belief in lies is a great moral evil. And no you have not noticed what you say, "empirically" you just have feelings. Sikhs btw are the most macho & militarist of religious cults. All religions poison every mind they touch. Don't ever forget that.

[@sher3597]

no

[@tanvo93]

can someone tell me how one would do pooni?, the procedure before wrapping the pagh on the head.

[@Mister19931]

What fabric was he using?

[@alexandre007opa]

Probably silk ( sorry for.being 3 years too late haha)

[@ajabsingh6953]

Cotton