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Posts tagged national costume

Sep 23
folkthings:

Folk costumes of Domachów, Poland

I love their head coverings and dresses so much! reminds me of these other pink ladies I love

folkthings:

Folk costumes of Domachów, Poland

I love their head coverings and dresses so much! reminds me of these other pink ladies I love

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Sep 4
folkthings:

Girl wearing a Sorbian folk costume of Hornja Łužica, Germany

folkthings:

Girl wearing a Sorbian folk costume of Hornja Łužica, Germany


Aug 23

woman at the Funchal flower market in traditonal Madeira dress via

My mother’s side of the family is Portuguese (specifically from the Autonomous Region of Madeira) and I had at least three different dolls with this outfit on. I think there is even a picture somewhere of my older sister wearing the full national costume

woman at the Funchal flower market in traditonal Madeira dress via

My mother’s side of the family is Portuguese (specifically from the Autonomous Region of Madeira) and I had at least three different dolls with this outfit on. I think there is even a picture somewhere of my older sister wearing the full national costume


May 18

Hi! I saw your post regarding the Norwegian bunads. I would say there is a certain pressure (for women at least) to own a bunad. It is custom to get an adult bunad when you have your confirmation, approximately at age 14. It’s also tradition for an older family member to make, or hand down the bunads. Including all the silver to go with it you’re right - they are incredibly expensive. You would typically get the “essentials” when you get the bunad, and then spend years collecting all the pieces to go with your kind. This is a picture of me from my nursing school graduation lunch. I did the embroideries myself, and my grandmother did the sewing. I don’t feel silly sporting the bonnet - I didn’t spent hours making it not to wear it. I have the capital of Norway, Oslo, kind of bunad. - Johanne

I love the idea of creating a garment with your family, or one that has been passed down by the women in the family. It’s so personal. Thank you so much for submitting this! It’s exactly what I wanted to know! Your bunad is so pretty, especially the embroidered flowers. The embroidery goes all the way around the bottom of your skirt right? Beautiful
click here to see more pictures of Oslo bunad 

Hi! I saw your post regarding the Norwegian bunads. I would say there is a certain pressure (for women at least) to own a bunad. It is custom to get an adult bunad when you have your confirmation, approximately at age 14. It’s also tradition for an older family member to make, or hand down the bunads. Including all the silver to go with it you’re right - they are incredibly expensive. You would typically get the “essentials” when you get the bunad, and then spend years collecting all the pieces to go with your kind. This is a picture of me from my nursing school graduation lunch. I did the embroideries myself, and my grandmother did the sewing. I don’t feel silly sporting the bonnet - I didn’t spent hours making it not to wear it. I have the capital of Norway, Oslo, kind of bunad. - Johanne

I love the idea of creating a garment with your family, or one that has been passed down by the women in the family. It’s so personal. Thank you so much for submitting this! It’s exactly what I wanted to know! Your bunad is so pretty, especially the embroidered flowers. The embroidery goes all the way around the bottom of your skirt right? Beautiful

click here to see more pictures of Oslo bunad 


May 9
Hungary

Hungary

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May 4
harpy:

Charro Costume of Salamanca Province, Spain
FolkCostume&Embroidery is one of my favorite blogs.

harpy:

Charro Costume of Salamanca Province, Spain

FolkCostume&Embroidery is one of my favorite blogs.