Costume of Iranian Women in History 10 | Traditional Tribal Dress

Costume of Iranian Women in History 10 | Traditional Tribal Dress

تاریخ میں ایرانی خواتین کے لباس قسط دہم : مقامی لباس

Tareekh Main Irani Khawateen key Libas 10: Muqami Libas

Iran is a vast country where desert, seas, rivers, jungles etc. are located. The Iranian enjoy the seasons as others. They also like to cover their body with a long dress. They dislike unveiling their body. Even ladies do not like to unveil their heads too.

Although the majority of Iranians are Persian, Iran has a varied population that includes different ethnic groups, each with their own language, tradition, and clothes, all of which add to the richness of the country’s culture. Traditionally marked in women’s clothes, it’s easy to identify which region or tribe the person belongs to based on the colorful fabrics, embroidered patterns, decorative jewelry, and style of hijab. Here, we uncover the traditional dress of Iran’s diverse people.

There are many tribes living in Iran from long time. All the tribes always wear the dress which cover their whole body.

Bakhtiari Nomads

The women of the Bakhtiari tribe in Iran wear the dress of 08 cloths. For this purpose, they use 08-meter cloth to make each skirt. They use elastic to show the dress wide.

Turkmen

The women of Turkan tribes use a dress with a printed scarf. They use a Kurta and Pajama.

Qashqai

Of Turkic origin, the Qashqai are another nomadic tribe. Women are distinguished by their voluminous, multi-layered, colorful skirts and long headscarves pinned under the chin, which allow loose pieces of hair to frame their face. Men’s round hats are made of sheep hair, which is unique to this tribe.

Kurds

Kurds have varying styles, as reflected by their residence in different regions. Both men and women tend to wear baggy clothes shaped at the waist by a wide belt. Men wear matching jackets, and women decorate their headscarves with dangling coins and jewels.

Abyaneh

In the village of Abyaneh, the aging population has maintained their traditional clothes. Women continue to don airy, below-the-knee skirts and their signature long, white floral scarves that cover the shoulders. Traditional men dress in wide-legged black pants, colorful vests, and wool skullcaps.