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Tatar folk costumes
У кого правда, тот и сильнее © С. Бодров
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Traditional 18th century costumes from Gudbrandsdalen in Oppland.
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beautiful
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Photos of Portuguese Folk.
Minho region (north western Portugal)
Trás-os-Montes region (north eastern Portugal)
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What a beautiful thread.
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Second set:
Beiras region (central Portugal)
Madeira (Portuguese Macaronesian Islands)
Folk.... Lisbon style (beerrrkkk)
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Traditional Norwegian bridal crowns:
Man's bunad from Sunnfjord:
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Hej hej Pallantides, nice cap.Originally Posted by Pallantides
Man's bunad from Sunnfjord:
Check those
They are from lower central Portugal (Ribatejo region, just north of Lisbon)
and wear a traditional costume in red jacket and that typical red/green cap.
Those costumes were used by the guys who gather the bulls in horseback (Campinos). It's a tradition but it's kind of dying nowadays they can be seen in festivals to show how things used to be.
It is also used by Forcados, those mad man that face and take bulls by the head. I'm not a Tourada fan but I kind of admire those ones, it's just men against the beast.
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Traditional attire from Hallingdal
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