Costumul popular al pădurencelor între vechi și nou
The ethnographic region of the Land of Forest Ingabitants has a number of features that make it unique not only in the Romanian space, but throughout the world. Women’s folk costume differs a great deal in its peculiarity, in particular in ornamentation, in stitch features and decorations along t...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Inst. Patrimoniului Cultural (IPC)
2018-09-01
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| Series: | Revista de Etnologie şi Culturologie |
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| Online Access: | http://ethnology.asm.md/wp-content/uploads/1.Boda_.G..pdf |
| Summary: | The ethnographic region of the Land of Forest Ingabitants has a number of features that make it unique not
only in the Romanian space, but throughout the world.
Women’s folk costume differs a great deal in its peculiarity, in particular in ornamentation, in stitch features and
decorations along the hips. The predominant colors are
red and black with purple, green, yellow and blue inserts.
Headgears also differ in their specificity, peculiar only to
the forest women. The traditions of their folk costume
date back to immemorial times and, sacredly preserved for
centuries, retain their basic features unchanged. Currently,
there is a certain tendency in the modernization of the Romanian peasant homespun skirts (catrinţe), but without
affecting the overwhelming majority of the traditions of
the Forest Women. Thus, the folk costume retains its worthy place in the heritage of our national costumes as an
element of material culture with deep ethnic connotation |
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| ISSN: | 1857-2049 2537-6152 |