The Kalasha lady's appearance, Hair Cutting And Dresses



The Kalasha lady's appearance :-
 The Kalasha lady's appearance :-
The main thing one can see about these individuals is their cordiality and their chipper attitude demonstrated particularly on female appearances. Regardless of in what circumstance they will be they will welcome one another with an agreeable grin and kiss on one another's hands, the Kalasha way. Regardless of the unforgiving environment and rather primitive method for living their just fuel being the wood they need to cut and carry on their back-their life is a steady celebration. Aside from the religious festivals held in every one of the four seasons of the year, there is dependably a get-together for them to celebrate and have a decent time: whether there is a festival for the new-conceived infant, or the six-year-old kids entering the Kalasha society or a wedding or even a memorial service; whatever the occasion, they share the function by playing so as to move and singing or the drum or drinking wine. So, they appreciate life. Furthermore, the essential part in the social and social life is played by the Kalasha lady. To start with, what recognizes her from the male individuals from the group is her crown and her ensemble, both of which she wears regardless of where she is: in the field, doing the diligent work, for example, burrowing or watering the fields, in the cow stable, in the house, at the festival. She will dependably look a la mode and clean and to a great degree fastidious with her appearance. On extraordinary events, for example, the Spring celebration (the Zhoshi), for instance, she would paint her face with a cream produced using smoldered goat horn and spread. She would likewise make up her face and eyes with various shading paints. The goat horn cream likewise has recuperating impact.
The shuman :-
These are woolen strips finger woven without a weaving machine. They are utilized as a lady's or a young lady's available keeping in mind the end goal to respect a visitor or a good or dearest individual.[1]


The Kalasha lady's haircut :-
They are to a great degree careful about their hairdo. They wash their long hair in the Kunar waterway and afterward in the wake of brushing it completely they make five plaits, the cu'i: one hanging down sideways on the temple two on top of the head holding tight the sides behind the ears and two beginning from the back of the head simply over the neck and hanging down the back. Amid the Zhoshi celebrations in May I saw some young ladies, understudies at Chitral College or other officially taught Kalasha ladies, wearing their hair just in three plaits rather than five. Does this mean one more loss of Kalasha society due to instruction? I can scarcely trust that
The women of Kalash wear long dull free robes with splendid weavings and cowrie shells. These women are also found wearing wonderful spots and bits of adornments that further remember them from alternate women of the Chitral region. They enhance their dim robes by making use of excellent since a long time back bent head wears. The folks of the Kalash notwithstanding what may be normal have gotten the Pakistani national dress i.e. the shalwar kameez and are oftentimes found wearing waistcoats over them. They furthermore wear tops typical toward the northern scope of Pakistan.
The overall public of Kalash stroll to a substitute drummer. Their conventions and traditions are as different as day and night, especially vis–à–vis the thought of marriage. Marriage by elopement is more customary in the Kalash valley and is in like manner typical amongst women who are presently hitched to another man. Frankly, wife elopement is thought to be one of the monstrous customs of the all inclusive community of Kalash.
Exactly when a man and woman get hitched the man pays the woman's family a particular total with a particular final objective to have her. Right when a woman needs to surrender her present life partner and marry some other man, she offers herself to that man and instructs him of how much her present mate had paid for her. All together for the man to marry a formally married woman he needs to pay twofold the aggregate to have.[2]


Dress and status :-
The purest woolen dress is shown to an adolescent when he/she is around three to four years old before the chelumjoshi festivity. As the tyke turns out to be more prepared the same dress is balanced. The adolescent is instructed about the importance and giganticness of the outfit and is affirmed to keep the uprightness and purged sentinel. In the past the dress was plain simply improved with metallic enhancements joined with an excellent kupas, however in contemporary period the neck range, sleeves and hemline are designed with weaving using splendid vegetable shaded strings. The metal trimmings are in like manner supplanted with plastic spots and pearls in a perfect world in white, dim, yellow, orange, green and red shading. There is no restriction of shading for any female fitting in with any age or financial wellbeing. The woolen dress is right away limited to the business use just, especially  made for the guests and nonnatives, and are incredibly expensive. The advancement of the dress is a more noteworthy measure of Arabic style and bears really no closeness with Greek Ionic, Chiton and Hung fabric.  
WOMEN HEADGEAROF KALASHA TRIBE
Pati (Belt) :-
It is a clear belt with edges and long edges contorted around the hip. The belt keeps the dress set up which for the most part hang unreservedly above waist as kimono without front opening. The free fabric viably serves as pockets in which they can keep easily overlooked details like, cash, pins, family relationship bunches, dry normal items, and other utility things. This pati is consistently utilized as a knickknack for the guest.[3]
WOMEN ACCESSORIESKALASHA WOMEN  


Susit (Minor Crown) :-
The minor hood, a less formal embellished thing which is standard and females are not allowed to be seen without it. This crown is inherent two segments a ring with a long tail. The tail is approximately 10-15 creeps in length, which hangs down the back. This crown is given to the young women close by the "Cou" on her fourth birthday the cap is the picture of pride, respectability and thankfulness to the family and their tribal identity in the range so they promise that the child is prepared for dealing with it with required tastefulness and honorability. The dress and embellishments have encountered a couple changes. In the past it was just a plain ring with edges at the back and the sole outline was to support the Kupas because Kupaswere essential for these females. In the blink of an eye the Kupasare simply kept to phenomenal occasions and festivities. The young women are more conscious and think about changes which are happening around them as they have basic access in domains which were at that point past their imaginative vitality. So now they have added to an unrivaled tasteful, and are using this office to make qualification in change in accordance with their social event The young women used to finish the long edges of string with spots, buttons,cowries and stones in lines and sections, however now instead of the string.



[1] http://www.kalashwelfare.org/index.php?/about-kalash/history-and-culture-of-the-kalash/

[2] http://www.tourism.gov.pk/kalash_valley_nothern_areas.htm
[3] http://tune.pk/video/2590023/kalash-valley-of-hindu-kuch-chitral-north-pakistan

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