File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Versierde bruidsjurk van brokaatweefsel TMnr 3782-817.jpg
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Moroccan caftan called "Khrib", made from the luxurious brocade of Fez.
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| Nederlands: JurkNederlands: Versierde bruidsjurk van brokaatweefselLocal name: Qaftan of Takshita | |
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| Title |
Nederlands: Jurk Nederlands: Versierde bruidsjurk van brokaatweefsel Local name: Qaftan of Takshita |
| Description |
Nederlands: Het is een vrouwenkledingstuk voor feestelijke gelegenheden. De van oorsprong Franse brokaat patronen zijn heden in Marokko geheel ingeburgerd en traditionele motieven geworden English: Moroccan caftan from Fez called "Caftan Khrib", made from the luxurious brocade of Fez. العربية: قفطان مغربي من مدينة فاس يسمى "قفطان لخريب" مصنوع من البروكار الفاسي الفاخر |
| Date | before 1968 |
| Dimensions | circa 150cm (59 1/16in.) |
| Accession number |
3782-817 |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Marokkaans Functionele categorie: clothes covering shoulders, torso, arms and hands, huwelijk, kleding voor schouders, romp, armen en handen, marriage Geografische Herkomst: Fes, Fès, Fez, Fèz Materiaal - hoofd: katoen, zijde Materiaal - overig: kleurstof, pigment Objecttrefwoord: bruidsjurken, trouwjurken Techniek: Draadvervaardiging, Genaaid (machinaal), Geverfd, Gevlochten, geweven met een heupweefgetouw, geweven met een lendengetouw, geweven met een roller- ophalergetouw |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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Categories:
- Kaftans
- Culture of Morocco
- Clothing of Morocco
- Morocco in the 20th century
- Caftan of Morocco
- Fes
- Fashion
- Historical clothing
- Clothing
- Clothing in museums
- Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen
- Traditional clothing of Morocco
- Historical clothing of Morocco
- Morocco
- Culture of Fes
- Historical clothing of Morocco in museums
- Fashion of Morocco in the 20th century
- Caftan khrib