A woman wearing a turban or head wrap, worn for faith, culture or style.
Sikh women who wear a turban use it to represent themselves, and it appears in Vaisakhi greetings and posts about turban-tying. Women who wear head wraps as everyday fashion, from West African gele to modern styled wraps, use it in outfit and beauty posts too.
Worn as a costume or a joke, it comes across as mocking the people who wear one.
Facts
Woman wearing turban ๐ณโโ๏ธ is an emoji in the people and body category, under person role. It became part of the emoji standard in Emoji 4.0, released in 2016. It is a sequence that joins ๐ณ person wearing turban and โ๏ธ female sign. Devices that do not know the sequence show those emoji side by side. It comes in five skin tones, from light to dark. On GitHub, Slack and other apps you can type it as :woman_with_turban: or :woman_wearing_turban:. People also look for it with words like โturbanโ, โwearingโ, or โwomanโ.