Gilki’s beautiful dress was recognized as the happiest dress in the world at the New York local dress festival in 2016<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Gilan women’s clothes | Traditional clothing of Iran<\/h5>\n
Gilak women’s clothes shine like a rainbow of different colors.\u00a0This dress consists of different parts such as elastic, scarf, bandand, shirt, vest, coat, skirt, pants and chadorshab.\u00a0Colorful skirts decorated with happy colored stripes, a shirt made of satin in different colors and an open front vest in black and decorated with coins and ribbons, show the overall appearance of these women.<\/p>\n
“Pirahan” or upper garment of Gilan women has different names in different dialects of this province;\u00a0For example, in the Talshi dialect, it is called “Shasi” and in the East and Talish Jalga, it is called “Pirhan” or “Jameh”.\u00a0Both sides of this shirt have slits and the front of the shirt is also decorated with embroidery and wheel embroidery with colored threads.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dorontash.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/mazandarani1.jpg\")
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“Shilite” is a short and full Chinese skirt, which is also known as short toman (tanban) or “round toman”.\u00a0The pleated long skirt used in the center and east of Gilan is called “Draz Toman” and in the Talshi language and west of Gilan it is called “Shelar”.\u00a0Lucky girls usually wear white shalitas and women wear flowered shalitas in their clothing.<\/p>\n
“Vest” also has different names in Gilan;\u00a0In the western region of Gilan, it is called “Jalakhta” or “Niftneh”, in the east of Gilan it is called “Jargadah” or “Jarzkeh”, and in the plains of Gilan, it is called “Jalkhte”, “Jaltaqah”, “Jalkhta” and “Jalkhdeh”.\u00a0This cover is designed with an open front, a seven-button collar, and three pockets on the sides, decorated with sequins, and with a buckle on the back, it can be tightened and loosened.<\/p>\n
“Lechak” and “handkerchief” are the scarves and headbands of Gilak women.\u00a0They use two headbands in their covering;\u00a0They tie the lace below and the handkerchief on it.<\/p>\n
Al-Jaqba, which is woven from velvet fabric or chadorshab, forms the cover of women in the eastern mountains and Qasimabad.\u00a0Some villagers tie a prayer tent cloth around their waist;\u00a0But in the eastern part of Gilan, they use Chadorshab or “Charshu” in the local dialect with a red background color for this purpose.<\/p>\n
Gilan men’s clothes | Traditional clothing of Iran<\/h5>\n
The components of Gilan men’s local clothing are shirts, vests, pants, waist shawls, and felt hats.<\/p>\n
The Gilak men’s “hat” has changed over time, from the black mahout hat to the Pahlavi hat and the European hat (shapur).\u00a0Traditional felt hat, talshi cracked hat and leather hat made of lamb skin are examples of traditional men’s hats of this region.<\/p>\n
“Chokheh” or “Chokha” is a short woolen coat woven from goat wool.\u00a0This short coat is used in cold days, and for the night, it is replaced by a long coat called “shola”.\u00a0They usually wear a light colored cotton shirt under the coat.<\/p>\n
“Shelar” is a simple black woolen pant with a tight bottom.\u00a0These tight slippers are designed for older men in the form of a tube and for young people in the form of a button.\u00a0Churodari pants, Qadak, Tang Toman and Dij are among the types of local Gilak men’s pants.<\/p>\n
Gilek men wear “vest”, “jalkateh” or “jalkadah” in all seasons of the year;\u00a0with the difference that the vest for the autumn and winter seasons is made of shawl and the vest for the spring and summer seasons is considered to be made of thinner fabrics.<\/p>\n
“Bashlaq” is a long covering for Gilak shepherds, which is obtained by cutting woven fabric (shawl wool).\u00a0“Kolagir” is another shepherd’s dress, which is made of felt and without sleeves, and they wear it during the day.<\/p>\n
Mazni’s dress<\/h4>\n
Many different ethnic groups of the country live in Mazandaran province and each of them has its own clothing.\u00a0Freshness and variety of colors derived from nature, in Mazandaran, like other provinces of the country, has become the main feature of clothing, especially for women.\u00a0Caps, tunics, and sandals make up the overall clothing of the people of this region from the north of the country, each of which is produced with specific details.<\/p>\n
Mazandaran women’s clothing<\/h5>\n
The local dress of Mazni women is a fully worn, colorful and eye-catching dress.\u00a0This dress includes components such as chador, chagchur, half leg, veil, niqab, charqad, shaliteh and turban.\u00a0a cover that is close to the stage of oblivion;\u00a0But they still sometimes go to it in ceremonies or celebrations and special rituals.<\/p>\n
“Sheliteh”, “Cherkhi Shalwar” or “Tambon Qambli” is a short pleated skirt made of silk fabric and one-colored fine linens, which are embroidered around the bottom edge with a black band.<\/p>\n
“Tanban Tange” or “Peshmbal” is a type of pants with a simple pattern and black color, usually made of canvas.\u00a0The waist of these pants is tied (instead of elastic) with a long linen band and worn under the shirt.<\/p>\n
“Leggings” are a type of tight pants that girls and young women usually wear under their shirts.\u00a0These pants are made of silk or velvet and can be seen in green, white or red colors.<\/p>\n
“Jumeh” is a shirt and a skirt from the shoulder to below the knee, which is usually made of linen or chit.<\/p>\n
A “bodice” or “vest” is similar to men’s vests with a heft or round collar.\u00a0The vest has several buttons and jade fabric is used in the front and lining is used in the back.\u00a0Another vest made of red or yellow velvet and decorated with coins and old money is also called “Simposh”.<\/p>\n
“Kalijeh” is a kind of long coat for the winter season, which has long sleeves and is sewn from colored and embroidered velvet and decorated with Iraqi and Reza Shahi coins.\u00a0Another type, which has elbow-length sleeves, is called “chekban”.<\/p>\n
“Chader Shu” or Chadorshab, is a square shawl that Mazeni women tie around their waist in a triangular shape.\u00a0With this veil, the bride’s head and face are also covered on the wedding night.\u00a0Ordinary people use skew material (third grade silk) and nobles use silk to sew their tents.<\/p>\n
“Chargad” is a three-eared scarf made of wale, muslin, chit or silk, which is seen in bright and floral colors.\u00a0There is also a chariot with bright colors and silver decorations called “Sarchengak” which is used in ceremonies and celebrations.<\/p>\n
“Mandel” is called a linen headdress, which is often used for daily work and agricultural time, and is tied in a triangular shape on a scarf.\u00a0“Sarakouch” is also a type of cotton women’s hat with a pleated edge, which is used to cover braided hair.<\/p>\n
Mazni women’s clogs are also named under titles such as “Kush”, “Galash”, “Charuq” and “Patoue”.<\/p>\n
Men’s clothes of Mazandaran | Traditional clothing of Iran<\/h2>\n
Mazni men’s clothing has many variations according to the type of agricultural or animal husbandry work and the type of weather in hot or cold seasons.\u00a0These local clothes, in addition to being practical, with the design and color scheme for men, show a beautiful effect of the art and culture of the people of Mazandaran.<\/p>\n
“Jumeh” is called Mazni’s men’s shirt, the material of which will vary according to the season.\u00a0The material of this dress is made of canvas, chit or chalwar, and in special cases, silk.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dorontash.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/Traditional-clothing-of-Iran-gilani.jpg\")
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“Taman” or “Pashmbal” is a pair of black or blue pants made of canvas, which is replaced by a chuqa in winter.\u00a0The pattern of these pants is considered simple and long, and the waist is tied with a belt instead of elastic.<\/p>\n
“Haftan” is a bodysuit made of black or blue wool, which is designed with buttons and a turtleneck, and is worn over clothes when it is cold.<\/p>\n
“Chokht”, “Qaba” or “Kolek” is a simple and dark coat made of wool, and in fact, it is considered winter clothing;\u00a0But “Alijeh” or “Sardari” is designed longer than the normal coat and close to the knee, and is often used by grooms and noble families.<\/p>\n
“Lebade” is a long garment made of canvas or faston, which is tied with a shawl called “waist shawl” made of wool or silk.\u00a0“Shula”, “Kordak”, “Bushluq” and “Pestek” are other Mazni men’s clothes that are usually used by shepherds.<\/p>\n
“Felt hat”, “Gushi hat”, “skin hat” and “night hat” are among the various hats for men and “jerb”, “kush”, “shikhi kush” and “charuq” are also types of men’s caps in Mazandaran and the northern regions. Iran is considered<\/p>\n
Turkmen clothes<\/h4>\n
The dress of Turkmen people of the Sahara is one of the most beautiful types of Iranian local dress, in which the presence of red color is the first word.\u00a0The main material of this people’s traditional clothing is animal skin, linen, cotton and silk;\u00a0But the authentic Turkmen clothes, both men’s and women’s, are made only from silk.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dorontash.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/Traditional-clothing-of-Iran-sistani.jpg\")
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Silk thread is dyed with natural dyes such as pomegranate seed or peel, boia, indigo and other dye-producing desert plants and they sew their local clothes with it.\u00a0In addition to the Turkmens of Golestan province, some of this tribe also live in North Khorasan, where the same shape and design of clothes can be seen in both groups.<\/p>\n
Turkmen women’s clothing<\/h5>\n
Turkmen women’s clothes are designed according to the age of people and the use of different clothes.\u00a0In fact, Turkmen women wear different clothes for every occasion, including holidays and celebrations, going out of the house and shopping at the market, doing agricultural work and baking bread.<\/p>\n
“Qirmiz Kunik” is a Turkmen women’s silk shirt, which is known by this name because of its red color.\u00a0This beautiful dress has needlework on the collar and sleeve ends, and a top named “chabit” is also worn on it.\u00a0The three parts of “Ying” meaning sleeve, “Yan” meaning side and “Ashari” meaning skirt make up the different parts of the Turkmen shirt.<\/p>\n
“Ghoshaq” are silk belts of women that are wrapped around the waist to collect the clothes and not disturb them during work and activities, or in other words, the clothes are not on their hands and feet.<\/p>\n
“Balaq” or “Balaq” is the local name for the white trousers of the women of this tribe, which are sewn almost loosely and narrow at the ankle.\u00a0The upper part of the pants is made of white linen fabric and the bottom part of the pants is decorated with needlework.<\/p>\n
“Chirpi” is a type of top in the form of sleeveless capes, which is produced in green and red colors and beautiful designs.\u00a0This cover is often used in ceremonies and has different colors and embroidery according to the age of the women.<\/p>\n
“Chargad” is the big scarf that Turkmen women cover their head and hair with.\u00a0The material of this scarf was pure silk in the past;\u00a0But silk cloth has been replaced today with floral chit with long and luxurious roots.\u00a0Yalig, Qingach and Chashu are different types of Turkmen women’s headscarves.\u00a0Married women, instead of “buruk” or girl’s hat, usually use a forehead band in their cover, which has different names in different Turkmen clans.<\/p>\n
“Yashmaq” or “Yaleq” is a thin rectangular Turkmen scarf with a needlework border, and Turkmen women cover their chin with it according to the custom of their people.\u00a0“Aposh” is also called shoes with triangular heels, which are produced from raw leather.<\/p>\n
Turkmen men’s clothing<\/h5>\n
Turkmen men’s clothes consist of different components and include different types of tunics, pants, hats and shoes.<\/p>\n
“Don” is considered the main dress of Turkmen men, which is a long robe (below the knee) with needle embroidery and made of silk, and it is produced in two types.\u00a0“Qirmiz Don” is sewn from completely red silk and “Qarma Don” is made from yellowish silk with a combination of colorful threads.\u00a0Other Turkmen men’s tops are named “Chakman”, “Ichmak” and “Qaba”.<\/p>\n
“Quink” is a simple shirt made of cotton material with a round collar and no buttons, the collar of which is decorated with detailed needlework.\u00a0The tops of the long sleeves of this shirt are also embroidered;\u00a0But men over 50 usually wear plain white shirts without patterns.<\/p>\n
“Hat” is considered to be the main covering of Turkmen men, which has different types and it is divided into two general categories, “Telpak” and “Boruk”.\u00a0All kinds of telpek are made from lamb skin, and burok is a kind of embroidered sweat.\u00a0“Chakemeh”, “Chariq”, “Dulag” and “Chapek” are also considered to be types of Turkmen men’s shoes.<\/p>\n
Khorasani dress<\/h4>\n
Khorasani dress is several thousand years old and despite the historical developments, fortunately it is still used among some people of this region.\u00a0This type of local clothing has special characteristics and is divided into several categories according to the different northern, central and southern regions of Khorasan and the settlement or migration of many ethnicities such as Kermanj Kurds, Turkmen, Baloch and Arabs.\u00a0However, the whole Khorasani dress is very similar to the clothes of the Afghan people.<\/p>\n
Khorasan women’s clothes<\/h5>\n
Khorasan women’s clothes are very diverse and often different according to different clans;\u00a0Because various peoples and tribes live in this vast province and each of them displays their own culture in clothing.<\/p>\n
The Kurdish women of North Khorasan, who are known as Kermanj Kurds, have eight pieces of clothing, and many decorations can be seen on their clothes, head, neck, and hands.\u00a0For example, they wear different headbands and decorate their clothes with beads on the headband or the edges of the pockets.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dorontash.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/Traditional-clothing-of-Iran-Turkmen.jpg\")
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“Grass” is a simple shirt decorated with special stripes, a vest decorated with old coins, “Shilvar” or a short velvet skirt and hedging, and a shoe called “Charaq” accompanied by a large woolen scarf, constitutes the whole outfit of a Khorasani Kurdish woman;\u00a0But today, the dress of Khorasan Kurdish women is summarized in a shirt, the skirt of which is very similar to a shilwar.<\/p>\n
In the past, South Khorasan women used headscarves such as “desmal” or handkerchief, “chargat” or charqad, “eraghchi” or argachin, “kadifah” and “gish” or rectangular headscarves.\u00a0Shirts, patches, coats, waistcoats, waist shawls, skirts, shawls and shawls were also their clothing.<\/p>\n
Khorasan men’s clothes<\/h5>\n
The men of Khorasan, like the women of this region, dress according to their tribe and tribe;\u00a0But perhaps it is possible to consider “handkerchief” or “turban” as a distinct feature of Khorasani men’s clothing.\u00a0The Kurdish men of Kermanj (North Khorasan) appear a little different from the three Kurdish regions of Kurdistan, Kermanshah and West Azarbaijan.\u00a0These men’s shirts are red and often made of satin, and they have embroidered ribbons around the collar and sleeves.\u00a0Kermanji men’s simple and black pants are placed inside a hand-knitted sock at the wrist.\u00a0Sometimes they wear a vest over a shirt, and especially grooms use a black vest decorated with coin embroidery.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dorontash.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/Traditional-clothing-of-Iran-khorasan.png\")
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Men in South Khorasan usually wear different types of headgear, such as sweat hats, pill hats, felt hats, or night hats.\u00a0At night, they also tie their hats with a white or black shawl called “Mandil”.\u00a0They wear a white and gray linen shirt that is collarless and has two or three buttons only at the top.<\/p>\n
“Qamis” is considered another piece of clothing, which is also known as Afghan clothing, and in fact, it is a long shirt below the knee with two slits on the side.\u00a0They wear linen pants with wide legs and a black vest completes their outfit.\u00a0This dress is very similar to Khorasan Razavi men’s dress and only minor differences can be seen in it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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