The head gear (gele) is a signature traditional dressing accessory in many pre-modern day African societies. It has been revered as a symbol of modesty and beauty transcending generations and epochs, gaining widespread acceptance and prominence. However, in recent years, the head gear has seen a great decline in use as the younger generation of women and girls are tilting towards western modes of adornment threatening this age long accessory with extinction. the painting eulogizes this emblem of elegance and grace, affirming its relevance even in modern times.