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The tarbush is of Greek origin and was adopted by Sultan Mahmud of Turkey in the early part of the 19th century.

The tarbush or turki-topi was introduced into India by Sir Sayyid Ahmad (Plate I.

When Hindus wear caps or topis they resemble those worn by Mahommedans, but they never wear the fez, tarbush or irani topi.

It is made of goatskin and is shaped like a tarbush but has no tassel.

A small tarbush is worn on the back of the head, sometimes having a plate of gold fixed on the crown, and a handkerchief is tastefully bound round the temples.

The men wear a tarbush with white roll, a black under-robe with white girdle, a short loose jacket, and when necessary an aba or parti-coloured cloak over all.

be accompanied with the relatively modern fez (tarbush) and a woollen cloth.

The head-dress is the red cloth fez or tarbush round which a turban is usually worn.

Men who have otherwise adopted European costume retain the tarbush.