[1][2] It resembles the lid of traditional pots with its cylindrical shape and bobble at the top.
It is usually available in black without printing or embroidery, but can be in other colors with patterns and designs.
It also shares resemblance with the Himachali cap but the Birke topi has a bobble at the top.
[3] This topi is now usually worn on special occasion such as anniversary of Bhanubhakta Acharya.
[4] In the honor of the poet, the officials of Bhanu municipality in Tanahun district (Acharya's hometown) decided to wear the topi on the job.