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Moldavian folk costumes

• Socrates-Comenius
• Name Stan Alexandra
• Romania

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Moldavian popular costume
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• The moldavian costumes has its own specificity
  and its component elements have developed
  continuously achieving a structural
  particularity.

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• Both in the plain area and the mountainous area,
  the polychromatic ornamentation of the womens
  shirts has a harmonious combination with that of
  the fur coat, contrasts with the dark background
  of the peasant womans skirt, crossed by small
  colored stripes all of them forming a whole of a
  unique artistic beauty.
• The white background of the mens shirtis
  bedecked with discrete embroideries and sometimes
  the same reasons are sewn also on the fur coat.

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• The popular contemporary Hulsullian costume has a
  great resemblance with the Romanian one and this
  shows important problems of ethnographic mutual
  influence in this contact between Romanians and
  Ukrainians.

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The feminine costume
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• This costume presents remarkable features
  not only by the sobriety of its line but also by
  the decorative elements of an exquisite artistic
  nature.
• A piece of great importance in the feminine
  costume was the crape, that is the scarf worn on
  the head

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• The feminine shirt contributes to the specificity
  of the popular costume from that part of the
  country. From the historic researches it comes
  out that its origin is Dacian and its simple form
  obtained by the folding of the cloth widths from
  which the front part, the back and the sleeves
  are made as well as the shirt cut show its
  primitive origin.

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• In Moldavia there are two types of shirts
• -the kink shirt with sleeves attached to the neck
  
• -the shirt without kink and the sleeves attached
  to the shoulders.
• The most wide spread and the most beautifully
  ornamented shirt is the one with a kink at the
  neck.

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• The materials used for these shirts arehemp
  cloth especially from linen retted in the dew, a
  customs from the mountainous areas and for the
  embroideries of the ornaments they used wooden
  threads.
• The colors used in the making of the
  embroideries are black, red, carmine, orange,
  yellow, blue and the ornamental motifs fall into
  three categoriesgeometrical, vegetal and
  zoomorphic.

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• The masculine costume

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• The masculine costume is characterized by the
  white cloth tight trousers following lightly the
  body lines. On holydays they wore jack boots .
• The long-sleeved shirt open reaching almost the
  knees is tightened with a beautifull ornamented
  girdle.
• Over the shirt, in summer, they wore a black vest
  and in the cold seasonand winter the flowered
  breastplate (fur coat buttoned on one shoulder )
  on top of which they put on the thick long coat

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• In summer men wear hats with large brims and in
  winter the lamb fur hat with a pointed top.
• So the popular costume from Moldavia has a
  special artistic distinction but its basic
  elements are still common