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…the dead. This little boy was buried with, among other things, a silver statue with a cap made of parrot feathers. He also is wearing a feather headdress.
…Antoinette. HEADRAIL - ( 10c., 11c. ) ( Britain ) Woman's headdress, consisting of drapery wrapped over the head, around the neck, and crossed over the shoulder. HEART SHAPED HEADDRESS - ( 15c. ) The CAULS developed into wide horned headdresses. In time the horned formations gradually rose from a horizontal…
…Before California, Rowman & Littlefield, 2003). Here we see French artist Louis Choris's rendering in 1822 of San Francisco Mission Indians in headdresses. To my mind, this headwear is reminiscent of what we see today in the Amazon regions of S. America.
…specific meanings. Widescale wearing of beadwork on festive days is part of Zulu cultural tradition. These works are used to adorn traditional Zulu headdresses. See the image for an example of how they are used. We have three of these for sale. At the drop-down menu, indicate Left Pin, Center Pin, or Right…
…One: Ancient Greece through Medieval European Helmets Some obscure and unusual words come to light while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…- ( 14to 16c. ) A long piece of vertically pleated linen, worn under the chin and covering the chest. With a black hood and long black veil. The headdress of widows and mourners. BARRET - Wide, flat cap worn during the Middle Ages by priests. Barret of velvet with embroidery and feathers shown in the…
…16c. ) Headdress of hair arranged at each side of the head in silken cases. Arrangement covered with net of silver or gold cord, inter spaced with jewels and beads. Held in place by a golden headband or crown fitted over the upper edge of the caul. Also GOLDEN NET CAUL, RETICULATED HEADDRESS, CREPINE…
…One: Ancient Greece through Medieval European Helmets Some obscure and unusual words come to light while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…Hat Terms - Part Two: Renaissance Europe Through 1799 Some obscure and unusual words come to light while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…with Antiquated Hat Terms - Part Three- 1800 - 1900 I have uncovered some obscure and unusual words while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…abbreviated glossary. The Mode In Hats And Headdress by R. Turner Wilcox. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1945 Out of print since 1945, this book is the prize of our collection. Not easy to find, this "classic hat book" traces the history of hats and headdress in the Western world starting with "Ancient Egypt…
…Hat Terms - Part Two: Renaissance Europe Through 1799 Some obscure and unusual words come to light while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…with Antiquated Hat Terms - Part Four: 1900 - 1944 I have uncovered some obscure and unusual words while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…with Antiquated Hat Terms - Part Four: 1900 - 1944 I have uncovered some obscure and unusual words while looking back at the history of hats and headdress. Having recently finished reading THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN (by Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the making of the Oxford English Dictionary…
…(J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) (U) (V) (W) (X) (Y) (Z) AGAL (ah gaul) - The thick cords of wool which hold the KAFFIYEH, the clothe headdress of the desert people, in place. ALPINE - Sport hat of soft felt or tweed. The crown slants upward to a lengthwise crease. The narrow brim is rolled…
…Got its name from Fez, French Morocco, where juice of red berry, used for dye, grew in vicinity. Also CHECHIA, TARBOOSH. FERRONIERE - Renaissance headdress of Oriental design that had a jewel in middle of forehead, suspended from a fine chain or ribbon that was tied around the head. Fashion revived at…
…(C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) (U) (V) (W) (X) (Y) (Z) KAFFIYEH, KEFFIYED - ( Arabian and Bedouin ) The headdress scarf that is held in place by the AGAL. KAMELAUKION ( kam e law ki on ) - ( Ancient ) Tall, cone-shaped cap of felt or fur formerly worn by religious…
…tee ya, man til a ) - French 18c. Chantilly lace replaced Moorish head scarf, black or white ( blonde ). Shawlike 19c. national Spanish or Mexican headdress of lace worn with a high comb. MANTLE - ( Middle Ages ) Woman's head covering in any Catholic religious assembly. Evolved into HEADRAIL, HEADTIRE…
…( Late 16c. ) Large hood of gauze over a frame of wire or whale bone. Also CALASH. TIARA ( tee ar a ) - Greek origin, crown. Woman's crown-like headdress of jewels. Also ancient Persian, Assyrian head covering of the king. A tall conical cap. Also TIRE, MITRE TOONGABBIE - ( 1960 ) A washable toweling…
