Traditional costumes

Bartella men’s shirt: For parties and events, still worn today.

Bartella Pant’s for men: For parties and events, still worn today.

Bag (HABKA) worn on the shoulder.

Bag (HABKA) worn on the shoulder.

Bag (HABKA) worn on the shoulder.

Bag (HABKA) worn on the shoulder.

Bag (HABKA) worn on the shoulder.

Bag (HABKA) worn on the shoulder.

Women’s Costume: For parties and events, still worn today.

(Qabaya) Bartla’s Costume: For parties and events, still worn today.

Jacket (Frmna) Bartla’s Costume: For parties and events, still worn today.

Shawl current name (Mshutha) Bartla: For parties and events, still worn today.

Belt current name (Bjrma): For parties and events, still worn today.

Headdress current name (Qujma): For parties and events, still worn it today.

Dress the local name, is ‘’maqta’a’’ For parties and events, still worn today.

Robe (QABAYA): Worn on special and national holidays

Shawl (MEZR): Worn on special and national holidays

‘’Comer’’ Bartellas men costume (Belt) : a men’s costume worn at parties and special occasions.

Headdress: worn on special and national holidays

Hamdan current name (Hatta or Shemakh): a men’s costume worn at parties and special occasions.

Necklace (KRDANA): Worn on special and national holdiays

‘’Qlenswa or Klota ‘’:  A men’s hate worn at parties and special occasions.

Trousers (SHBK): Worn on special and national holidays

A men’s shirt (Bashiqa) worn as Bashiqa Bahzani, still worn on special occasions.

Jacket (KURTK): Worn on special and national occasions

Pant: he is dressed as Bashiqa Bahzani, worn until now for special occasions.

A Lilac or a jacket: One of Bashiqa Bahzani clothes, still worn today on special occasions.

JAMADAN locally named SHIMAKH: One of the Bashiqa Bahzani’s clothes, worn until now for special occasions.

Cap, local name ‘’klota’’: One of Bashiqa Bahzani, worn until now for special occasions.

Dress (women’s costume) in Bashiqa and Bahzani: still worn today on special occasions Read More »

Local name jacket (Ferminah): The jacket is still worn today on special occasions

Shawl: The costume is being worn today on special occasions

Headcover locally named FEES :The costume is still being worn today on special occasions

Necklace: An accessary of the Baashiqa or Bahzane village.

Shirt (Shuqta): Worn on special and national holidays

“Qabaya” Akre’s women costume: worn in occasions

“Shal” or shawl, from Akre’s women costume: worn in special events

“Posheya” a headwear of Akre’s women costume: Worn in occasions.

“Grdana or as known Khanaqta” Akre’s women costume: worn in special event

“Jarjar” a necklace from Akre’s women costume: worn in Occasions.

“Shebaqa” a belt from Akre’s women costume: worn in occasions.

Shirt (SHUQTA): Worn on special and national occasions

Sirwal or as known (Shabak): one of Akre’s men costumes worn in special events

Belt (KHRKHSA): Worn on special and national occasions

Jacket or as known (Kortak): one of Akre’s men costumes worn in occasions

YASHMAGH: Worn on special and national occasions

Shirt: one of Akre’s men costumes worn in occasions.

YASHMAGH: Worn on special and national occasions

Belt or as known (Khrkhasha): one of Akre’s men costumes worn in occasions.

BEDATHA: Worn on special and national occasions

BEDATHA: Worn on special and national occasions

Headdress (KALOTHA): Worn on special and national occasions

“Atak” Akre’s women costume: Worn in special events

“Sirwal” Akre’s women costume: Worn in special events

“Shoqta” Akre’s women costume: worn in special events

Jamadan or as it is known locally “yashmakh“: One of the parts of the men’s clothing

DLANKI: one part of Ankawa’s women’s costume

ATAK: one part of ankawa’s women costume

SHOQTA: one part of ankawa’s women costume

QABAYA: one part of ankawa’s women costume

DLANKI: Part of Ankawa’s women clothing, used to tie the chest and shoulder area

One of the women’s headscarves in Ankawa

Necklace or as it is called locally (BAHNAQTA): One of the parts of the Ankawa’s costume

HAMLALLAH: One of ankawa’s costumes for women, worn on the shoulder

A shirt: part of ankawa’s costume for men

Taqiya or as it is known “Klota”: One of Akre’s men costumes worn in occasions.

A Jacket: part of ankawa’s costumes for men

Jamadan or as it is known locally “Yashmakh“: One of the parts of the men’s clothing

Qbaya or Saya: worn as a part of Ankawa’s men costumes

Jacket or as it is known locally ”Kortak”: one of Ankawa’s men’s costumes

Jamdan, Ankawa’s man: – It is worn as a belt

Shirt: from Ankawa’s men’s costumes

Jamdan: – worn to tighten the head

“Kamar” Belt: from ankawa’s men’s costumes also known locally as “SHRATA or KHRASA”

TAQIYA or as it known locally “Kositha”: A heads ware from Ankawa’s men’s costumes

ATK: – It is worn as part of a costume

Cap ‘’KOSETHA’’: one of SHAQLAWA men costumes

Dress or (SHUQTA): – Worn as part of the costume of Ankawa’s woman

Dress (SHOOQTA): one of Aradn’s costume

QABAYA: – Worn as part of the costume of Ankawa’s woman

BASALMA: – It is worn and tighten over the right shoulder

KAFEYA (WAHABRIA): – One of the costumes of Ankawa’s woman was wrapped around the head

Headdress (MAKRAMA): – Part of the costume of the Ankawa woman’s outfit

Necklace (BHNUQTA): – A necklace worn as a part of Ankawa’s women outfit

Dress (SHOQTA): one of Shaqlawa’s women costume

QABAYA: one of Shaqlawa’s women costume

PASALMA(CHAROKA): one of Shaqlawa’s women costume

Head dress: one of Shaqlawa’s women costume

Shirt: one of Shaqlawa’s men costume

Shirt: one of Shaqlawa’s men costume

Jacket (kortek): one of Shaqlawa’s men costume

SHAFQA or (KLOTHA): Placed on the head

Belt ‘’KHRKHASA’’: one of SHAQLAWA men costumes

DELNKY: It is worn as part of a costume

”JAMADAN’’: one of Shaqlawa’s men costume

‘’Shamakh’’ the local name ‘’Jamadan’’: part of the shepherd’s winter costume, which is wrapped around the

Dress ‘’SHOQTA’’ : a part of Sharman’s women costumes.

Headdress, local name ‘’Bushiya’’: Part of Aradn’s women costume that is wrapped around the head.

”ATAK’’ : a part of Sharman’s women costumes Worn under the dress .

Belt: Part of Aradn’s women costume that is wrapped around the waist

Belt : a part of Sharman’s women costumes Wrap around the waist

Head cell local name ”Tita”: Aradn’s women costume to decorate the headdress

”KAFYA’’ : a part of Sharman’s women costumes worn on the head.

Shirt: one of Aradn’s men costume

Old dress for a bride from Ankawa

Jacket ‘’SUDRA’’: one of Aradn’s men costume, wear over the shirt

Trousers: one of Aradn’s men costumes

Belt: Part of Aradn’s men costume that is wrapped around the waist

”JAMADAN’’: one of Aradn’s men costume

Cap ‘’KOSETHA’’: Part of the women’s costume, worn on the head

Shirt: worn as part of the shepherd’s uniform

”ABAYA’’: worn as part of the shepherd’s uniform

The local name bag is ‘’Heka or Jork’’: Part of the shepherd’s uniform, used to save

The local name dress (Liad): part of the winter shepherd’s uniform to protect him from the

Headdress The local name ‘’KOSHITHA’’: part of the winter shepherd’s uniform to protect him from the

Headdress: Part of the koya’s women costume worn on the head.

Necklace ‘’KRDANA’’: Part of the koya’s women costume worn on the nick.

Shirt: worn as a part of Koya’s men costumes

Jacket ‘’cortk’’: worn as a part of koya’s men costumes

SHIRWAL: worn as a part of koya’s men costumes