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Traditional clothing worn by young married women from Tenevo village, Yambol, Bulgaria

📸 Bulgarian roots

From the private collection of Diana Dimova

Model: Teolina Vasileva

Featured in the 2024 "Devoyko, mari hubava" calendar by Bulgarian roots, which can be purchased from here

#bulgaria #ensemble #northern thrace #yambol

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Traditional clothing from Dolno Lukovo village, Ivaylovgrad, Bulgaria

From the private collection of Elena Koleva-Sirakova

#bulgaria #ensemble #northern thrace #haskovo

Bulgarian Catholic traditional clothing, Dragomirovo village, Svishtov province. | Носия на българи-католици от Букурещ, Румъния, завърнали се в България след Освобождението, понастоящем в с. Драгомирово, Свищовско.

Photos by Slavyan Stoyanov

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Embroidery samples from Eastern and Cental Bulgaria (Plovdiv, Burgas, Shumen, Smolyan). Shown at the "You'll know them by the embroidery" exhibition (2018) at the Shumen Regional History Museum.

#Bulgaria #various regions #embroidery

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Traditional clothing from Troyan, Bulgaria

📸 Petya Dobreva Photography

#Bulgaria #Moesia/North #Troyan #folk clothing #ensemble

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Traditional clothing from Elhovo, Bulgaria

(via Svetoslav Petrov, Petya Dobreva and Larissa Kochneva)

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Head dress worn by lazarki from Pop Kralevo village, Silistra, Bulgaria

(via)

#Bulgaria #Dobrudja #Silistra #folk accessories #jewelry

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Embroidery on an apron, worn by Bulgarian women from North Dobrudzha

(via)

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Gabrovo-Tryavna, Kilifarevo and Lovech style sokays

The sokay is a traditional headpiece worn by married women in Gabrovo, Tryavna, Bozhentsi, Dryanovo, Veliko Tarnovo, Kilifarevo, Lovech and their surrounding villages. Contrary to what most people believe, the sokay was not part of the bridal attire. It was worn after the wedding, starting either on the first Monday or Wednesday after the wedding. It was passed down by mother-in-law to her daughter-in-law.

(the image is via Svetoslav Petrov and Petya Dobreva; models - Marina Staneva and Larissa Kochneva; text by me)

#Bulgaria #Moesia/North #folk accessories #sokay

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Map of Bulgarian national dress

Created by H. Vakarelski and painted by E. Petkov

Bulgarian National Museum of History

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Examples of embroidery on traditional clothes from Vardar (North) Macedonia. | Везани части от носии от Вардарска Македония.

I. 57, 58 — Headkerchiefs embroidered in silken and golden thread, region of Debar. | Мотиви от кърпа за глава, Дебърско.

II. 59 — Hem of a chemise from Prilep. | Пола на кошула, Прилепско. 60 — Sleeve of a chemise with silk embroidery, Ohrid. | Ръкав от кошула, везана с коприна, Охридско.

III. 61 — Chemise sleeve from Bitola. | Ръкав от кошула, Битолско.

From the Album of Bulgarian Macedonian Embroideries by Raina Roumenova.