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Ieva.Pigozne (talk | contribs) (Changed [en] description: Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress with false sleeves, made of white half-woollen twill fabric. Collected by A. O. Heikel in 1902. From the Finno-Ugric Collection from the National Museum of Finland.) |
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Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress made of white | Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress with false sleeves, made of white half-woollen twill fabric. Collected by A. O. Heikel in 1902. From the Finno-Ugric Collection from the National Museum of Finland. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 25 June 2025
Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress with false sleeves, made of white half-woollen twill fabric. Collected by A. O. Heikel in 1902. From the Finno-Ugric Collection from the National Museum of Finland.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Seto woman's dress (SU4106:105) |
Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress with false sleeves, made of white half-woollen twill fabric. Collected by A. O. Heikel in 1902. From the Finno-Ugric Collection from the National Museum of Finland. |
