Oct 10, 2020
Tunisia. Ottoman inspired Tunisian Farmla worn by women during ceremonies and festivities. It is made out of velvet, red silk, golden and silver yarns, Tunis, Late 19th century.
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Tunisia. Ottoman inspired Tunisian Farmla worn by women during ceremonies and festivities. It is made out of velvet, red silk, golden and silver yarns, Tunis, Late 19th century.
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This is a “farmla”, it’s part of a traditional Tunisian garb. What I want to know is: How did people just make these types of clothes back in the day? Seriously! that’s some intricate work for one tiny piece of clothing? that must have taken them forever. And where do I sign up for the crash course because i need one right now?