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Varanasi Sadhu We Are The World, People Around The World, Around The Worlds, Population Du Monde, Beautiful World, Beautiful People, Arte Tribal, Tribal People, Indian Man

We Are The World

People Around The World

Around The Worlds

Population Du Monde

Beautiful World

Beautiful People

Folk Costume, Costumes, Headgear, Headdresses, Niqab, Ethnic Fashion

UKRAINIAN COSSACKS, Russia Costumes Around The World, Folk Clothing, Ukrainian Art, Folk Dresses, Ethnic Dress, Kiev

Costumes Around The World

UKRAINIAN COSSACKS, Russia

Traditional Samoan Taupou Dress - Samoan Princessess People Of The World, Polynesian Culture, Thinking Day, Indigenous Peoples, World Cultures

People Of The World

Polynesian Culture

Indigenous Peoples

Traditional Samoan Taupou Dress - Samoan Princessess

Woman from South Sinai - Egypt Cultures Du Monde, Beautiful Images, Veiled Woman, Burka

Cultures Du Monde

Beautiful Images

Woman from South Sinai - Egypt

SiouxEQ

Persian Influences

Native dress, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Traditional Fashion, Traditional Dresses, Costume Ethnique, Ulaanbaatar

Traditional Fashion

Traditional Dresses

Costume Ethnique

Native dress, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Domestic Armor In ancient Japan, people would donate silk kimonos to the monasteries. These would be cut and sewn to make patch-work garments called ‘kasas’. I liked the idea of a community combining used fabrics into one cloth Art Dress, Silk Kimono, Patchwork Kimono, Fabric Art, Art Quilts, Textile Art, Wearable Art, Fiber Art

Patchwork Kimono

Domestic Armor In ancient Japan, people would donate silk kimonos to the monasteries. These would be cut and sewn to make patch-work garments called ‘kasas’. I liked the idea of a community combining used fabrics into one cloth

India | Baba 'Avtar' Singh, a member of the traditional Sikh religious warriors, wearing an oversized 500 meter-long turban, Inspiration Art, India People

Inspiration Art

India | Baba 'Avtar' Singh, a member of the traditional Sikh religious warriors, wearing an oversized 500 meter-long turban,

Monika Ettlin

Persian Influences

iseo58: Yemen Tribal Dress, Uni Fashion

"A Portrait of a Woman in Oriental Dress Holding a Cigarette" by Charles Edward Marshall European Paintings, European Art, Jean Leon, Egyptian Painting, Dancer Painting, Art Painting, Dancer Dress, Oriental Dress, Bridgman

European Paintings

Egyptian Painting

Dancer Painting

"A Portrait of a Woman in Oriental Dress Holding a Cigarette" by Charles Edward Marshall

Historical Costume, Historical Clothing, Women's Clothing, Costume Dress, Portrait Photos, Ethno Style, Turkish Fashion, Fantasy Costumes

Historical Costume

Historical Clothing

Women's Clothing

Portrait Photos

Turkish Fashion

Fantasy Costumes

turkish costume Empire Outfit, Mughal Empire, Conan The Barbarian, Sword And Sorcery, Plant Drawing, Ottoman Empire, Iman, Islamic Art, Fashion History

Conan The Barbarian

Sword And Sorcery

Fashion History

turkish costume

Dina Mousa

Persian Influences

turkish costume Jewish Men, Muslim Men, Empire Ottoman, Ottoman Turks, Official Dresses, Female Dancers, Tribal, Kimonos

Official Dresses

turkish costume

Dina Mousa

Persian Influences

turkish costume Renaissance Clothing, Military Costumes, Military Uniforms, Janissaries, Le Far West

Renaissance Clothing

Military Costumes

Military Uniforms

turkish costume

Dina Mousa

Persian Influences

turkish costume 18th Century Costume, 15th Century, Historical Women

18th Century Costume

Historical Women

turkish costume

Dina Mousa

Persian Influences

turkish costume Orient, Pirate Outfit, Vans, Pirate Woman, Tribal Fusion

turkish costume

Dina Mousa

Persian Influences

turkish costume Sultan Ottoman, Famous Historical Figures, Sailor Costumes, Barbary, Greek Art

Famous Historical Figures

Sailor Costumes

turkish costume

Dina Mousa

Persian Influences

Safavid standard bearer Hallway Carpet Runners, Stair Runner Carpet, Persian Warrior, Semitic Languages, Teheran, Caucasia, Iranian Carpet, Historical Art, Patterned Carpet

Hallway Carpet Runners

Stair Runner Carpet

Persian Warrior

Semitic Languages

Patterned Carpet

Safavid standard bearer

Bedouin cavalryman with lance and shield. Arabic Characters, Fantasy Characters, Fantasy Rpg, Medieval Fantasy, Military Armor, Early Middle Ages, Cavalryman, Arms And Armour, Knights Templar

Arabic Characters

Fantasy Characters

Medieval Fantasy

Early Middle Ages

Arms And Armour

Knights Templar

Bedouin cavalryman with lance and shield.

Velvet with a chintamani pattern, silk and metal lamella Turkey; mid-16th century 95 × 114 cm The chintamani pattern is most often associated with the art of the Ottoman Empire, but it is older and probably originated with the Central Asian Turkic peoples. It has been convincingly interpreted as a combination of the tiger’s stripes and the leopard’s spots, and as such refers especially to manly courage. Motifs Textiles, Textile Patterns, Textile Design, Color Patterns, Fabric Design, Print Patterns, Hieronymus Bosch, Pattern Play, Pattern Design

Motifs Textiles

Textile Patterns

Hieronymus Bosch

Velvet with a chintamani pattern, silk and metal lamella Turkey; mid-16th century 95 × 114 cm The chintamani pattern is most often associated with the art of the Ottoman Empire, but it is older and probably originated with the Central Asian Turkic peoples. It has been convincingly interpreted as a combination of the tiger’s stripes and the leopard’s spots, and as such refers especially to manly courage.

Slightly wavy vertical vines with flowers - especially tulips and carnations - are also popular. The famous Ottoman fabrics were made chiefly of silk, and were constructed in a variety of complex weaves, such as brocade, velvet and voided velvet, lampas, damask, and more. Turkish Design, Turkish Art, Print Design Pattern, Textiles, Red Damask, Fabric Ottoman, Lace Print

Print Design Pattern

Slightly wavy vertical vines with flowers - especially tulips and carnations - are also popular. The famous Ottoman fabrics were made chiefly of silk, and were constructed in a variety of complex weaves, such as brocade, velvet and voided velvet, lampas, damask, and more.

Slightly wavy vertical vines with flowers - especially tulips and carnations - are also popular. The famous Ottoman fabrics were made chiefly of silk, and were constructed in a variety of complex weaves, such as brocade, velvet and voided velvet, lampas, damask, and more. Pillow Design, Quilt Fabric, Motifs Islamiques, Silk Route, Contemporary Textiles

Motifs Islamiques

Contemporary Textiles

Slightly wavy vertical vines with flowers - especially tulips and carnations - are also popular. The famous Ottoman fabrics were made chiefly of silk, and were constructed in a variety of complex weaves, such as brocade, velvet and voided velvet, lampas, damask, and more.

Çintamani- The famous Ottoman fabrics were made chiefly of silk, and were constructed in a variety of complex weaves, such as brocade, velvet and voided velvet, lampas, damask, and more. Embroidery Patterns, Antique Ottoman, Antique Textiles, Velvet Ottoman, Tiger Stripes

Embroidery Patterns

Antique Ottoman

Antique Textiles

Çintamani- The famous Ottoman fabrics were made chiefly of silk, and were constructed in a variety of complex weaves, such as brocade, velvet and voided velvet, lampas, damask, and more.

` Applique Designs, Garb, Samana

Applique Designs

Caftan First half of 14th century Eastern Islamic world or China The David Collection: While the typical Arab caftan was closed in the front, the Mongol was closed on the side with a row of tapes, which in this caftan are attached to a reinforced piece around the waist. The pattern demonstrates a mixture of Eastern and Western influences. The stylized border with Kufi pseudo-calligraphy on the shoulders is an Islamic feature that has its origins in Arab tiraz textiles. Larp, Mongolian Clothing, Mens Garb, Design Textile

Mongolian Clothing

Caftan First half of 14th century Eastern Islamic world or China The David Collection: While the typical Arab caftan was closed in the front, the Mongol was closed on the side with a row of tapes, which in this caftan are attached to a reinforced piece around the waist. The pattern demonstrates a mixture of Eastern and Western influences. The stylized border with Kufi pseudo-calligraphy on the shoulders is an Islamic feature that has its origins in Arab tiraz textiles.