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Attire of Qashqai Nomadic Women 6


Undergarment or Skirt (Zirjameh) (IQSWS:Tonban) The zirjameh, which some call a “shaliteh” or pleated skirt, was historically a short, wide skirt worn by women over trousers. However,…

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Attire of Qashqai Nomadic Women 5


Women’s Arkhalig The Arkhalig is worn as a warm garment, but because it is a beautiful and protective covering that adds dignity and elegance to the attire,…

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Attire of Qashqai Nomadic Women 4


Women’s Dress A dress, as a garment, should be in harmony with the type of work and activity, profession and occupation, nomadic lifestyle, age of individuals, and…

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Attire of Qashqai Nomadic Women 3


Kolahche A kolahche is a small hat made from thick fabric that covers a large portion of the head. It is secured by a thin string that…

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Attire of Qashqai Nomadic Women 2


Headscarf   A headscarf, or scarf, is a square piece of silk fabric folded diagonally to a width of 20 centimeters. It’s placed on the head, starting…

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Attire of Qashqai Nomadic Women 1


The traditional attire of Qashqai nomadic women is designed to accommodate their semi-nomadic lifestyle, ensure safety, and adhere to cultural modesty. Key components of this ensemble include:…

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Qashqai Customs: Marriage


Qashqai Tribal Customs: Marriage Celebration of marriage among the Qashqai people, according to their traditional customs, are held in the open space and derive from the Iranian-Islamic…

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The Biography of Mohammad Bahmanbeigi


The Biography of Mohammad Bahmanbeigi     Mohammad Bahmanbeigi was born in a Qashqai tribe in a nomadic family in Fars Province, Iran, in 1921. When he…

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Berk (hat)


Berk ( hat ) (The Qashqai hat which is known as the symbol of Qashqai folk in Iran)