Pants
Item number Sa205 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Sa205 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Trousers, knee-length, made from coarse black wool with flaps attached to the side seams and back facing. The flaps are embroidered with a multicoloured silk floral design. The cuffs are slit at the knee with one corner folded over and sewn in place.
Embroidered design of chain and Cretan hand stitch shows wearer is head of the family or of some importance. Material was woven from black wool on a floor loom by the men of the town; the costume was tailored and embroidered by hand by others skilled in this trade.
Flaps on sides has embroidered design of many-rayed sun which represents 'grandfather sun' (wood & osborne).
worn by men
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Flaps on sides has embroidered design of many-rayed sun which represents 'grandfather sun' (wood & osborne).
Embroidered design of chain and Cretan hand stitch shows wearer is head of the family or of some importance. Material was woven from black wool on a floor loom by the men of the town; the costume was tailored and embroidered by hand by others skilled in this trade.
worn by men
Trousers, knee-length, made from coarse black wool with flaps attached to the side seams and back facing. The flaps are embroidered with a multicoloured silk floral design. The cuffs are slit at the knee with one corner folded over and sewn in place.
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