What is a conical hat?

A conical hat is a hat consisting of one or more pieces of material and shaped, as the name suggests, generally as a cone. While the tapered hat can be made of a single piece of material that is rolled into a conical shape and holds together with some form of binding, they can also be made of many pieces woven or tied together to form the shape of the cone. The hats of this shape have seen use for thousands of years in extremely different cultures and on many continents. Modern use of conical hats is usually observed in East Asian and South Asian countries such as Japan, Vietnam, China and Korea. The acute conical hat is usually relatively high and comes to a sharp point above the wearer's head. These types of hats were found in funeral chambers and depicted in a number of ancient works of art. Such hats remain in modern use primarily as well as clothing and are usually not seen in everyday use.

6 Some stereotypical depictions of witches or witches in the mainstream media or for Halloween costumes will also often have a hat or cap with an acute conical shape. Ku KULX KLAN members also wear hoods that are formed in an acute conical manner, and such a negative association led to a small use of a similar shaped head in the United States (USA).

The second typical form of a conical hat is one that is aimed at a blunt angle, which makes it more similar to a hat with a wide edge than a different form. These types of hats are most often seen in South Asian or East Asian countries and can be worn by people of all areas of life. The blunt conical hats are usually made of many pieces of straw with a piece of fabric that disrupts the hat on the wearer's head under the chin. A similar piece of fabric is also placed in the upper part of the hat in the circle to prevent the hat from calm on the wearer's head.

This type of hat is usually simple and ideal for work or walking outside for a long time. The wide angle of the hat keeps the sun and rain from the wearer, because the shape of the hat causes to act as a small umbrella. Especially hot days can be immersed in the water before wearing, so that the bearer is cool by acting as an effective system of evaporation.