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Shemagh / Keffiyeh: Traditional Headscarf Names Across Cultures
The versatile square headscarf known as the shemagh (or keffiyeh) has numerous regional names:
- Arab scarf
- Desert scarf
- Ghutra
- Hatta
- Kufiya
- Kopftuch (German)
- Neck cloth
- Thawb (sometimes used for the garment ensemble)
- Turban (distinct but related headwear)
- Vuvalahvuvi (less common variant)
Traditionally woven from cotton, it provides protection from sun, wind, and sand, and carries cultural significance across the Middle East and North Africa.
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