How to Tie an African Head Wrap
5 Different African head wrapping styles to rock the gele African chic style!
There are countless styles of African head wrapping, it may take a couple of tries but you will be an expert in no time.
In Africa, the head wrap worn by women for special occasions, weddings, ceremonies, burials, church services, and special celebrations, for everyday wear or as a crown.
The
African head wrap draws the eye up, rather than down. African women wear head
wraps as a queen wears a crown.
The African head wrap represents far more than a piece of fabric on the head of a female. African head wraps are a common site throughout Southern and Western Africa.
In West Africa, Nigeria, head wraps are called gele, in Malawi Duku and in Zimbabwe dhuku.
The African head wrap represents far more than a piece of fabric on the head of a female. African head wraps are a common site throughout Southern and Western Africa.
In West Africa, Nigeria, head wraps are called gele, in Malawi Duku and in Zimbabwe dhuku.
All you need is a large piece of oblong fabric or scarf and your two hands. Wrapping a headscarf is easy; just follow the
steps in the video below.
African women wear head wraps as a queen wears a crown.
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