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'Íbrişimli saçlık' (black silk headgear tassels). From southeastern Anatolia, ca. 1900-1925. Worn as part of traditional female headgear by Kurds, Armenians (before WW 1) and (some) Turkish semi-nomadic groups. Attached to the felt hat, and falling down (on the back, and possibly on both shoulders). Made of silk (the tassels), cotton (the braided cords) and featuring a silvery metal cylinder. (Inv.n° saç004 - Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium).
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  • 2506035964?profile=originalAn old photograph (ca. 1920) of an Armenian women, from the K.Maraş region, wearing similar (but larger) headgear tassels.

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