Traditional Romanian clothing from Bihor : Romanian traditional blouse and cloche skirt
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A Journey Through Time: Vintage Bihor Folk Costume (1930s-1960s)
This captivating Romanian traditional costume is a true journey through time - a vintage Bihor folk costume handcrafted in Transylvania, Romania, most likely between 1930 and 1960. This stunning ensemble showcases the rich textile traditions and artistry of the Bihor region.
This Romanian folk costume is crafted from a unique hand-woven fabric, boasting a thick and sturdy texture reminiscent of denim. The beautiful black cotton embroidery adorns the shoulders, cuffs, chest, and lower portion of the skirt, adding intricate details and timeless elegance.
This versatile garment can comfortably fit a range of sizes, including S, S-M, German sizes 34-36, and potentially even a 38. Here's a detailed breakdown of the measurements to ensure a perfect fit, or to showcase its historical sizing:
Neck circumference: 35.5 cm (14 inches) - adjustable with strings for larger necks
Shoulder seam circumference: 42 cm (16.5 inches)
Sleeve length (from neck): 68 cm (26.77 inches) with a 7 cm (2.75 inch) frill
Armpit to armpit: 65 cm (25.5 inches)
Blouse length: 50 cm (19.7 inches)
Skirt length: 74 cm (29 inches) with a high waist of approximately 7 cm (3 inches)
Waist circumference: Up to 70 cm (27.55 inches), adjustable to fit smaller sizes with overlapping
Skirt hem circumference: Approximately 280 cm (110 inches)
The skirt features a charming touch with white crochet lace adorning the lower hem.
This well-preserved Romanian traditional costume is in good to very good condition, showcasing no noticeable flaws. It has undergone professional reconditioning, ensuring its longevity and beauty.
While certainly wearable, this exceptional piece is also ideal for collectors or museums seeking a quintessential example of Bihor folk attire. Traditionally, when worn, the skirt's slit would be positioned in the front and then covered with an apron. (For reference, the mannequin used for display has a waist circumference of 61-63 cm (24-25 inches), and the skirt fits perfectly.
This vintage Bihor folk costume offers a glimpse into Romanian cultural heritage and is a true treasure for anyone who appreciates the timeless beauty of traditional craftsmanship.
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