Seto female dress (SU4106:105) (Q585)

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Revision as of 12:55, 13 June 2025 by Asmah.federico (talk | contribs) (‎Changed [fi] label, description and aliases: kirtle; hame; mekko; olkainhame (SU4106:105), finna.fi: "Pääluettelo: Mõrsa vallge ryyt, joka on muodoltaan samallainen kuin edellinen sukman, s.o. valehiainen hame, mutta tehty valkoisesta kankaasta (arv. tässä puolivillaisesta). Punainen nauha helmassa ja aukkojen ympäri. Puulatt = lisätty kangas rinnan aukon toisella puolella; puumulgu kors = nauha rinta-aukon kahden puolen. Valehihainen, pitkä ja leveä hame. Kangas on valkoista toimikassidoksista pu...)
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Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress made of white, half-woolen twill fabric. Features include a wide, false-sleeved design with red wool cord trim at the hem, cuffs, neckline, and chest slit. The dress has a distinctive front opening with metal loop buttons and decorative stitching, gusseted side panels for added fullness, and all seams are hand-stitched. Collected by A. O. Heikel in 1902. From the Finno-Ugric Collection from the National Museum of Finland.
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Seto female dress (SU4106:105)
Traditional Seto women's sukman-style dress made of white, half-woolen twill fabric. Features include a wide, false-sleeved design with red wool cord trim at the hem, cuffs, neckline, and chest slit. The dress has a distinctive front opening with metal loop buttons and decorative stitching, gusseted side panels for added fullness, and all seams are hand-stitched. Collected by A. O. Heikel in 1902. From the Finno-Ugric Collection from the National Museum of Finland.

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