Dumala shingar turban adornment for Kundalini yoga.
Close-up of a traditional turban decoration for spiritual practice and ceremony
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Further angle on a Dumala Shingar
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Dumala shingar turban adornment for Kundalini yoga.
Close-up of a traditional turban decoration for spiritual practice and ceremony
Close-up of Dumala Shingar
Further angle on a Dumala Shingar
Dumala Shingar close-up view
Dumala shingar turban adornment for Kundalini yoga.
Close-up of a traditional turban decoration for spiritual practice and ceremony
Close-up of Dumala Shingar
Further angle on a Dumala Shingar
Dumala Shingar close-up view
Dumala shingar turban adornment for Kundalini yoga.
Close-up of a traditional turban decoration for spiritual practice and ceremony
Close-up of Dumala Shingar
Further angle on a Dumala Shingar
Dumala Shingar close-up view

Dumala Shingar – Traditional Turban Adornment

$7.00
Weight: 0.02kg
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  • Weight: 0.02kg
Dumala shingar turban adornment for Kundalini yoga.
Dumala Shingar – Traditional Turban Adornment
$7.00

Complete your turban with the Dumala Shingar, a traditional adornment that brings presence, radiance, and intention to your Kundalini yoga practice.

  • Enhances and secures the turban with traditional style
  • Adds a sense of presence and radiance to your appearance
  • Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear
  • Suitable for practice, and special occasions like graduation gifts

In Kundalini yoga, the turban is worn to focus energy and support awareness. The Dumala Shingar adds a finishing touch—symbolising dignity, clarity, and elevated presence. Whether worn in practice or ceremony, it reflects commitment and projection.

The Dumala Shingar is traditionally worn as a marker of battle bravery by Sikh warriors, or boar hunters.

These days Shingars are given by one's Babaji (or Teacher) to those who have performed Great Seva. Even so, some do wear them as ornaments. It symbolises the strength of an elephant. In our context, that means the strength of commitment. The Shingar's solid end is tucked into the folds of the turban. Only the hanging parts are displayed.

'Dumala' is a more familiar concept to Kundalini yogis. It simply translates as 'turban'. Therefore, 'Dumala Shingar' is the turban ornament of deep commitment.

The turban, however, has tremendous spiritual significance. It is a symbol of sovereignty, dedication, self-respect and piety. Furthermore, it represents royalty, grace, uniqueness and honour. By wearing a turban we commit to our own higher consciousness.

The turban is a signal to others that we live in the image of Infinity. We are dedicated to serving all.

The word 'Dastar' means 'blue' and is often associated with turbans. Devout Sikhs wear the deep indigo blue, especially when attending Gurudwara. This symbolises their commitment to courage, sacrifice and martyrdom.

If you would like to find out more about these totally committed modern day Sikh warriors, here is your link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dastar

Orders within Australia ship for a flat rate of 12 AUD. Express Post and International orders are shipped as per Australia Post Charges Guide.

Return within 30 days of purchase. Duties & taxes are non-refundable.

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