Presentation polish folk costumes

Polish Folk Costumes Author: Krzysztof Rycak, a pupil of Class 3c of the 16 th Gymnasium in Lublin, Poland

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Folk Costumes in Poland ,[object Object],[object Object]

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Mazovia ,[object Object],Women: Woollen hand-woven skirts with a tiny red ribbon, a waist apron with stripes similar to the skirts’. Men: A white-cloth coat long to the ankles with padded collar, blue ribbon, and colourful woolen waist belt. Clothes used in Oberek

Małopolska ,[object Object],Women - long skirts with flower ornament s , white aprons, boleros with colo u r ornaments, wreath s of flowers, and usually with col u or ribbons. Men - striped trousers, long coats of dark colo u rs, belts with metal elements and characteristic caps called 'rogatki' with peacocks feathers. Clothes used in Krakowiak:

Kujaw y ,[object Object],Women - long, blue skirts, blue boleros and white aprons tied at the back. Men - characteristic red shirts, blue coats and trousers, sometimes a cap is worn , too . Clothes in Kujawiak

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