dohuks

Dohuks are a type of traditional Turkish headwear, typically worn by men. The term "dohuk" is derived from the Persian word "dokhter," which means "daughter." This name reflects the historical association of dohuks with women, as they were often worn by men to mimic the hairstyles of women. Dohuks are characterized by their distinctive, elaborate designs, which often feature intricate embroidery, beads, and other decorative elements. The most common type of dohuk is the "kask," which is a tall, conical cap that is often worn with a turban. Dohuks are an important part of Turkish cultural heritage and are often worn during special occasions and celebrations. They are also a popular fashion item among men in Turkey and are often seen in traditional Turkish music and dance performances.