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In Mongolian, you don’t introduce yourself by saying Hello. You yell, “Nokhoigoo!” Which means “Call off your dog!” And i think that’s beautiful

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Mantle

Late 19th Century

The Hungarian szür is derived from mantles over 2500 years old, and continued to be worn into the early 20th century. The garment was worn by shepherds mostly, providing protection from the harsh elements. Their thick wool felt was protective against cold and wet, and the long collars were adorned with roundels at the lower corners that could be connected to form a hood. Generally knee to mid-calf length, they were heavily adorned with embroidery and appliqués specific to their locality. The szür was usually worn draped over the shoulders, with the sleeves hanging loose. It was a much-coveted object, and so costly that many men resorted to thievery to afford one. This example has magnificent embroidery and adornment, distinguishing it as a particularly expensive garment.

The MET

árnyékszék [ˈaːrɲeːkseːk] – toilet (archaic; now slang) [Literally::: shadow chair] árnyék [ˈaːrɲeːk] – shadow; shade szék [ˈseːk] – chair WC [ˈveːtseː] – toilet vécé [ˈveːtseː] – toilet toalett [ˈtoɑletː] – toilet Photo: SofieLayla Thal (Pixabay)

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