File:Seto female shirt SU2701 12.jpg

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English: Traditional handwoven and handsewn Seto women’s linen shirt, made in the 19th century. This shirt features bright red inwoven decorations on the sleeves, indicating it was made earlier than those with dark red ornaments. Collected in the village of Tepiä, Setomaa. Original artefact: Ekman, E. A. naisen paita; paita. You can find this item described at https://www.finna.fi/Record/museovirasto.C003AC3A0B706E11139E2DC0B9E92566, https://reprexbase.eu/textilebase/Item:Q342, https://reprexbase.eu/fu/Item:Q4636
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Seto female shirt (SU2701:12)

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