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Close-up of a traditional festive ensemble (‘şalvar’/baggy trousers ‘cepken’/long-sleeved vest) from the Afyon province. Late-Ottoman, urban style, circa 1900. Adorned with goldwork embroidery (in ‘Maraş işi’-technique) on silk. Trousers and vest we Goldwork Embroidery, Turkish Clothing, Empire Ottoman, Coast Dress, Turkish Dress, Turkish Culture, Beaded Jewels, Baggy Trousers, Costume Collection

Close-up of a traditional festive ensemble (‘şalvar’/baggy trousers ‘cepken’/long-sleeved vest) from the Afyon province. Late-Ottoman, urban style, circa 1900. Adorned with goldwork embroidery (in ‘Maraş işi’-technique) on silk. Trousers and vest we

Traditional Headpiece

Japanese Traditional Clothes

Costumes Around The World

Geleneksel Türk Kadın Giyimi. Adıyaman-Malatya.

Close-up of a traditional festive costume from the Turkish villages in the northern part of the Burgaz province (Bulgaria), 1925-1975. Purchased in Bursa in april 1990. (Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium). National Dress, Art Dolls Handmade, Folk Costume, Ethnic Jewelry, Costumes For Women, Traditional Outfits, Costume Accessories

Close-up of a traditional festive costume from the Turkish villages in the northern part of the Burgaz province (Bulgaria), 1925-1975. Purchased in Bursa in april 1990. (Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium).

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Traditional festive women’s hats, from the Pomak villages near Biga (Çanakkale province), ca. 1925-1950. Adorned with metallic & mica sequins, several types of glass beads and balls, cotton ‘oya’ (Turkish lace) and late-Ottoman coins. Topped with a silver(y) ‘tepelik’ (hat cover). (Source: Tekin Uludoğan, Balıkesir). Turkish Lace, Folklore Fashion, Festival Costumes, Costume Shoes, Tiny Earrings, Native American Indians

Native American Indians

Traditional festive women’s hats, from the Pomak villages near Biga (Çanakkale province), ca. 1925-1950. Adorned with metallic & mica sequins, several types of glass beads and balls, cotton ‘oya’ (Turkish lace) and late-Ottoman coins. Topped with a silver(y) ‘tepelik’ (hat cover). (Source: Tekin Uludoğan, Balıkesir).

a woman wearing an elaborate headdress and scarves on her head is looking at the camera

Turkey Culture

Eric Lafforgue

Steve Mccurry

Art Photography Portrait

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Front of a woman’s chemise (underdress) with (cotton on cotton) embroidered bottom edge. From the Turkish Alevi villages in the Ruen district (northern part of the Burgas province, Bulgaria), among others Dobra Polyana village (named 'Orhan Selim' by the Turks), mid-20th century. Part of a festive costume. (Inv.nr. gnk091 - Kavak Folklor Ekibi & Costume Collection-Antwerpen/Belgium).

Front of a ‘dokuma işli üçetek’ (handwoven and worked robe-with-three-panels) from the Pomak villages near Biga (Çanakkale province), mid-20th c. With close-ups of the neckline and a sleeve’s cuff. Handwoven woollen fabric, adorned with cotton embroidery, patchwork, zigzag ribbons, metallic sequins, small glass beads, (cotton or orlon) pom-poms, buttons. (Inv.nr. üçe020 - Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium). Cultural Outfits, Woollen Fabric, Bulgarian Folklore, Embroidery Patchwork, Cotton Embroidery, African Dress, Pom Poms

Front of a ‘dokuma işli üçetek’ (handwoven and worked robe-with-three-panels) from the Pomak villages near Biga (Çanakkale province), mid-20th c. With close-ups of the neckline and a sleeve’s cuff. Handwoven woollen fabric, adorned with cotton embroidery, patchwork, zigzag ribbons, metallic sequins, small glass beads, (cotton or orlon) pom-poms, buttons. (Inv.nr. üçe020 - Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium).

Traditional quilted cotton ‘cepken’ (outer vest) from the Karakeçeli (Yörük) villages of the Keles district (south of Bursa). Local name: ‘güdük’. Village (rural) style, ca. 1975. Part of the bridal/festive costume of young women. Adorned with two small (pseudo-)buckles in silvery metal, multicoloured zigzag ribbons and embroidery motifs; edged with black cotton cordage with integrated small white glass pearls. (Inv.nr. cep049 - Kavak Costume Collection-Antwerpen/Belgium). Interesting Objects, Western Asia, Embroidery Motifs, Embroidery Art, White Glass, Black Cotton

Traditional quilted cotton ‘cepken’ (outer vest) from the Karakeçeli (Yörük) villages of the Keles district (south of Bursa). Local name: ‘güdük’. Village (rural) style, ca. 1975. Part of the bridal/festive costume of young women. Adorned with two small (pseudo-)buckles in silvery metal, multicoloured zigzag ribbons and embroidery motifs; edged with black cotton cordage with integrated small white glass pearls. (Inv.nr. cep049 - Kavak Costume Collection-Antwerpen/Belgium).

Close-up of a traditional festive ensemble (‘şalvar’/baggy trousers + ‘cepken’/long-sleeved vest) from the Muğla region. Late-Ottoman, urban style, circa 1925-1950. Adorned with goldwork embroidery (in ‘Maraş işi’-technique) on silk. (Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium). Folk Clothing, Wedding Costumes

Folk Clothing

Wedding Costumes

Close-up of a traditional festive ensemble (‘şalvar’/baggy trousers + ‘cepken’/long-sleeved vest) from the Muğla region. Late-Ottoman, urban style, circa 1925-1950. Adorned with goldwork embroidery (in ‘Maraş işi’-technique) on silk. (Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium).