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Afrikai Szabóság/ African Tailoring

Hungary - Rimóci lányok a kápolnadombon palóc viseletben - Északi-középhegység - 1984

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FRom Kapuvár. NHA SzTE-BTK Néprajzi és Kulturális Antropológiai Tanszék

an old man with a moustache on his face wearing a hat and coat

Juhászok cifraszűrben..

an empty courtyard in the middle of some buildings

Anker street-Budapest(Anker köz)

an old black and white photo of a woman sitting in a chair with flowers on her lap

1940 körül készült Balavásáron Kis-küküllő mentén.

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Hungarian Traditional Clothing

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Sióagárdi népviselet - Hungary

a red and blue piece of cloth with an ornate design on the side, hanging from a hook

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Coat | Hungarian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Coat Date: 1900–1939 Culture: Hungarian Medium: wool

Coat Hungary 19th century what beautiful embroidery… Do you know what has become of the craft there today? Folk Style Winter Outerwear With Motifs, Folk Style Outerwear With Woven Motifs And Long Sleeves, Medieval Hungarian Clothing, Folk Style Outerwear With Geometric Embroidery, Red Folk Embroidered Outerwear, Ethnic Dress

Folk Style Winter Outerwear With Motifs

Folk Style Outerwear With Woven Motifs And Long Sleeves

Medieval Hungarian Clothing

Folk Style Outerwear With Geometric Embroidery

Red Folk Embroidered Outerwear

Ethnic Dress

Coat | Hungarian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Coat Hungary 19th century what beautiful embroidery… Do you know what has become of the craft there today?

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Hungarian "kodmen" Jacket, from Komitat Bekes, short, fitted w/ long sleeves, white leather w/ shearling lining, red leather cuffs & front placket, multi-color wool pom-pom buttons, rose & red leather floral appliques w/ colorful wool embroidery, 19th c Chain Stitch Embroidery, Leather Floral, Ethnic Outfits, Embroidery Gifts, Leather Art, Clothing And Textile, Learn Embroidery

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Hungarian "kodmen" Jacket, from Komitat Bekes, short, fitted w/ long sleeves, white leather w/ shearling lining, red leather cuffs & front placket, multi-color wool pom-pom buttons, rose & red leather floral appliques w/ colorful wool embroidery, 19th c

The Hungarian szür is derived from mantles over 2500 years old, and continued to be worn into the early 20th century. The garment was worn by shepherds mostly, providing protection from the harsh elements. Their thick wool felt was protective against cold and wet, and the long collars were adorned with roundels at the lower corners that could be connected to form a hood. Generally knee to mid-calf length, they were heavily adorned with embroidery and appliqués specific to their locality. Hungarian Embroidery Dress, Hungary Traditional Clothes, Hungarian Flower Embroidery

Hungarian Embroidery Dress

Hungary Traditional Clothes

Hungarian Flower Embroidery

Mantle | Hungarian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Hungarian szür is derived from mantles over 2500 years old, and continued to be worn into the early 20th century. The garment was worn by shepherds mostly, providing protection from the harsh elements. Their thick wool felt was protective against cold and wet, and the long collars were adorned with roundels at the lower corners that could be connected to form a hood. Generally knee to mid-calf length, they were heavily adorned with embroidery and appliqués specific to their locality.