Kalandar

Symbolizes the journey of the soul through the cycles of life.

The term "Kalandar" was historically used to refer to itinerant Muslim followers of the Sufi saint Hisamuddin Khusrau in South Asia. They were known for their devotion to their faith and often lived as wandering minstrels, entertaining and enlightening the masses through music, poetry, and storytelling. Their vibrant cultural traditions, including their colorful clothing, music, and storytelling, have influenced various aspects of South Asian culture, particularly in areas such as music and spirituality. Today, the term "Kalandar" can be used to refer to any itinerant religious figure in South Asia, regardless of their faith.