Morni Style
The beautiful peacock-inspired turban style with distinctive peaks and wings
Why is it called "Morni"?
"Morni" means peacock in Punjabi. This turban style is named after the beautiful bird because of its distinctive peaked shape that resembles a peacock's crown. It's a popular style for special occasions and weddings.
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Follow the step-by-step guide below!
What You'll Need
Turban cloth
7-8 meters
Patka
Under-turban
Turban pin
For securing
Spray starch
For stiffness
Step-by-Step Guide
Prepare Your Base
Tie a patka securely around your head, ensuring it covers your hair completely.
Tip: The base should be firm but not too tight.
Create the First Layer
Start wrapping from the right side, keeping the turban cloth slightly angled upward.
Tip: The angle is key to creating the Morni peak.
Build the Peak
As you wrap, gradually build up the distinctive pointed peak at the front center.
Tip: The peak should be sharp and centered.
Form the Wings
Create the signature 'wings' on each side by folding the fabric outward.
Tip: The wings give Morni its unique peacock-like appearance.
Continue Wrapping
Keep wrapping while maintaining the peak and wing structure.
Tip: Use your other hand to hold the peak in place.
Secure and Finish
Tuck the end neatly behind and adjust the overall shape for symmetry.
Tip: A small pin can help secure everything in place.
Why Morni is Special
- โPerfect for weddings and special celebrations
- โThe peaked design makes you stand out in a crowd
- โShows mastery of turban-tying skills
- โConnects you to Punjabi cultural traditions