The Sirful is a large, circular gold headpiece, beautifully embossed with intricate motifs such as peacocks, floral patterns, and geometric designs, symbolizing prosperity, strength, and cultural pride. It is worn at the center of the forehead, secured with red cloth backing for contrast. Often paired with heavy gold earrings (Yarling) and a traditional nose ring (Bulaki or Phuli), this ornament is a key part of wedding attire, festivals, and cultural ceremonies in Kirati traditions