Turban Helmet

Pictured is a Turban Helmet, mostly attributed to the Ottoman era, the Turban helmet is forged to replicate the look of a turban's folds.

Turban helmets were popular due to their ability to protect the head while still allowing soldiers to wear their traditional turbans under the helmet, which held cultural and religious significance. They were often decorated with intricate designs and patterns, and some were even adorned with precious stones. The helmets were typically worn by elite soldiers and cavalry units, and their design influenced the development of later types of helmets throughout the Middle East.