In
June of 2003, Mrs. Ginny Emery graciously gave nine pieces of traditional
Albanian clothing to the Spurlock Museum, augmenting the Museum's
collection of ethnic clothing that spans the globe.
In the past,
Albanians could identify each other by the way they dressed. Each
region had its own specific style of clothing which was influenced
by ethnic tradition and religion and varied by geographic area, gender,
and age. Currently this type of distinctive clothing can be seen at
theatrical or folkdance performances.
Pair of Women's Socks
2003.02.0004
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Snowflake-designed
Woman's Blouse
2003.02.0003
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