File:Primitive mantle called tchopus.jpg
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English: S.-E. CAUCASUS, DAGHESTAN.
Primitive mantle called "tchopus". The material of this simple mantle is made of a piece of felt shaped like a cross. This rough shepherd's dress is made by folding it together, and cutting and sewing the sides. Copied from the orig.. purchased (1913) in Kach for the Caucasian Mus., Tiflis. |
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Source | Oriental Costumes: Their Designs and Colors by Max Tilke p. 20 | |||||||||||||||||||
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