Why do African people wear that tall silly looking hat on their head?
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The traditional African Kente or Ashanti stool hat is worn for many reasons and has different meanings depending on the culture. It is often a symbol of honour, accomplishment, respect and status as well as being used to keep heads warm in cold climates. Additionally, it also serves practical purposes such as covering the head from sunlight and providing shade from the hot weather.
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Why do African people wear that tall silly looking hat on their head?
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The "tall silly looking hat" is known as a Djellaba and it is traditionally worn by many of the people in North African countries. It is a long, full-length garment that covers the body from neck to feet and often has intricate embroidery or decorations on it. It can serve various functions such as protection from dust and sunlight, cultural identification, as well as keeping warm in colder climates.
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Why do African people wear that tall silly looking hat on their head?