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The most popular Central headdresses - Nationalclothing.org

The cultures of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan are similar because these countries have a lot in common: history, traditions, lifestyle, and even genes. So, the national costumes and traditional clothes of these Central countries often look alike as well. Today, we’ll try to distinguish different folk headdresses for men and women, describe them, give some photos, and share with you some interesting info about them. These folk hats, caps, and scarves can tell a lot about the culture and clothing traditions of Central Asia.

The most popular Central headdresses

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Traditional costume of Palestine. Loose robes, plenty of embroidery, elaborate headdresses, and silver jewelry - Nationalclothing.org

The folk clothing of Palestine is extremely rich in embroidery. By the way, the traditional embroidery is called “tatriz”, and it adds a distinctive Palestinian flavor to any dress. The complicated history of Palestine had a considerable influence on the national costume and clothing traditions of this country. But luckily, in modern times, the traditional outfit of Palestine experiences its flourishing. There is a boom of tatriz and Palestinian traditional garments within the country and far beyond its borders. Local manufacturers and Palestinian and Israeli merchants work hard to advertise these folk costumes and export them to every possible interested country of the world. So, let’s try to find out a little bit about this extraordinary folk clothes.

Traditional costume of Palestine. Loose robes, plenty of embroidery, elaborate headdresses, and silver jewelry

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What did 18th-century male attire look like? Was it really decorated more than female clothing? - Nationalclothing.org

The 18th century for men was a time of beauty, extravagant adornments, and bright fashion trends. This is when men sometimes wore more elaborate costumes, with more decorations than women. Some people would even say that they looked too much like pea s. But in that period of history, it was totally normal to use lace and embroidery and bright dyed patterns on male day-to-day clothing. Let’s find out what garments were in use in the 18th century, how did they embellish clothes, and how did men’s fashion change during this era.

What did 18th-century male attire look like? Was it really decorated more than female clothing?

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Medieval finger rings and earrings from the British Museum. Gold jewelry with gems - Nationalclothing.org

Vintage jewels are always fascinating. But the older a piece, the more remarkable it seems. The medieval period for Europe was a wonderful time, with all those rituals and customs, traditions and beliefs, clothing and jewelry crafts, etc. By the way, medieval jewels are among the most beautiful and unique in the world. We’d like to offer you a proof in the form of a small demonstration. Here are several precious medieval and post-medieval finger rings and earrings with gems from the British Museum in London. Let’s find out more about these items.

Medieval finger rings and earrings from the British Museum. Gold jewelry with gems

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