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caftan is a front-buttoned coat
or overdress, usually reaching to the ankles, with long sleeves. It can
be made of wool, cashmere, silk, or cotton. It may be worn with a sash.It is a variant of the robe or tunic,
versions of which have been worn by countless cultures around the
world, for thousands of years.
kaftans summer 2013 !
Kaftans seem to be on everyone's mind lately as a summer staple. Polyvore even put together an array of latest looks featuring .
New Kaftans 2013
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moroccan kaftan
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I would like to present you the traditional dresses of Morocco for women !! We call them "kaftan" or "takchita" !
moroccan traditional clothes .
No feast in the Maghreb, including Morocco, could not be deprived of this garment overwhelmed charming as the Caftan.
A beautiful dress for every woman wishing to distinguish, or even a
thousand lights sparkle and inflame the desire among others.
However, the caftan was originally a men's clothing, men were distinguished by increasing it, especially if it was a caftan embroidered in gold or silver thread, then, the habit was the man!
But, little by little, women have captured the caftan, making this habit distinguished emblem of their beauty.
Even if the caftan took his fame in
Morocco, history shows that its origins well worldwide. The Ottomans and
the Russians wore embroidered caftans, especially on the front and
sleeves. Sultan Sulaiman had the magnificent port itself. And although
expensive caftans were offered the most significant and important
victory of the day.
The art of caftans rises towards the
second half of the seventeenth with tissue type Selimiye with wide
vertical stripes and sumptuous and detailed embroidery. The
fabrics were produced in Turkey, Italy, India and China. These fabrics
with names such as bürümcük, aba, Canfer, gatma, Gezi, diba, kutnu,
kemha, serasera; indeed, some of these names are still used in Morocco
(kemha pronounced kemkha).
It is now in Morocco found that the caftan its charm. Object of different creations day after day, the caftan is the soul of authenticity. Indeed, the whole world began to recognize its beauty, all with events like Caftan
Maroc sees the competition between charming Moroccan and foreign
designers to offer the best of their innovative talent, which is also
the best top clothe models in the world, delighted, this beautiful gift
of history.
The caftan (or takchita) is one of the
various components of Moroccan heritage dress (like Jellaba the Jabador
the tchamir, the "Cheddi" Moorish women from the North ....). It
was worn by women in urban and women rural affluent, whether Jewish or
Muslim faiths. The caftans light clothes inside while caftans are thick
outerwear as Haik (some Moroccan North of Tunisian and Algerian) or
Jellaba (a kind of mantle traditional Moroccan men with long hood that
Moroccan resume for practical reasons and women). In urban environment
and / or the families found the most successful caftans.
history of kaftan and moroccan kaftan
A kaftan or caftan is a front-buttoned coat
or overdress, usually reaching to the ankles, with long sleeves. It can
be made of wool, cashmere, silk, or cotton. It may be worn with a sash.
It is a variant of the robe or tunic,
versions of which have been worn by countless cultures around the
world, for thousands of years. The kaftan is associated with Islamic or Islamicate cultures.
Kaftans were often worn as court robes; the splendor and specific
decorations of the kaftan indicated the rank of the wearer. Sovereigns
often gave ornate kaftans as a mark of favor.
photo of moroccan kaftan
In Morocco kaftans are only worn by women, see Takshita.
These robes differ in many ways from their Turkish counterparts. They
can be dressy casual to extremely formal, depending on the materials
used.