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15-MAR-2006

Turkish and Islamic Museum 0929.jpg

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A daily life scene in a (semi-)nomadic ‘Karaçadır’ (black tent), which is made of woven strips of goat hair.
The dresses of the women are festive costumes, from the Marmara region. First half of the 20th century.

Correspondent: J.M.Criel, Antwerpen.
Sources: The Kavak Collection of Anatolian Costumes, Antwerpen/Belgium
& Personal Visits to the museum (several times between 1978 and 2000).


This is in the old display rooms, before the reopening in 2019.

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