The "bagh" design is a more elaborate development, no longer for peasant use. It is found in the Hazara district where the Jats have converted to Islam. This type of shawl is an important part of a woman's trousseau and is started early in a girl's life. Women and girls traditionally gather to embroider as they sing and learn from their elders the traditional motifs. This important social tradition of common work is called trinjhan.  Two or three pieces can be assembled to create a shawl. These shawls are an important symbol of conjugal happiness: at the death of a woman who's husband is still alive, her body is covered with these phulkari shawls to show that she was favored with a bountiful existence.