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In the third century of the Roman Empire was dying. The Emperor Constantine, however, begin the process of transformation of a Christian Empire Eastern has been to ask when creating the second capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople in 324. Located on the European shore of the Bosphorus, at the crossroads between East and West, Constantinople became the richest city in the world. The most luxurious products – silk in particular – have been imported from Asia. In turn, Constantinople exported to Western Europe work clothes silk art, papyrus, porcelain, glassware, incense and perfumes.

For eleven centuries, the Byzantine Empire experienced a period of extreme brilliance, under Justinian (ad 527-565), followed by a temporary decrease and then, from the ninth to the thirteenth century, an extraordinary development, followed by a progressive weakening markedly by serious economic and political losses, leading to the capture of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453.

Byzantine dress reflects the different influences. We present the characteristics of the old classic dress, but was mainly influenced by the magnificence of the Middle East in the nature and color. This merger has been extended until the end of the Empire by the empirical method.

Women
Women had isolated and restricted dominated by their domestic obligations. The only exception was the women of the nobility, especially Theodora, who had an important role in the empire.

Costume
Byzantine style was influenced by Greek and Roman dress, and was characterized by sumptuous Oriental. Form was simple, but bright colors, fringe, tassels, and embroidered with precious stones, throughout the eastern origin, Clothing made of extravagant luxury. Clothing is the height and reach.

Byzantine Cabinet was rich and complex as the diversity of origins Byzantine lot of clothes. The pants were taken from the Huns or the Persians. Wine tzitsakfon Khazars. soft shoes, the paragaudion, a robe embroidered with gold leather belt with dyed purple, the Kandyse, neck and skaramangion, tiara ball were the Persians. The cavvadior the skaranicon granatza and were introduced by the Assyrians, Medes, and gave the necklace.

Despite opulence and splendor, clothing reflects the new Byzantine Christian values. Its purpose was to hide the body. fitness sex and disappeared under the long coats wavy. Dress clothes, literally, made a statement of religious devotion which is often embroidered with religious scenes. Initially, there was no distinction between the dress of the clergy and the rest of the population, but the former was forbidden to follow the trends of fashion. Catholics and Orthodox ornaments look today the same way I did once.

Imperial costume
Emperors, who acted as both head of state and the church, had a luxurious life and ceremonial clothing contributed to the reputation of the empire by the excess clothing.

From 4 to 6thcentury emperors wore a dress woven of gold and son of a mantle fastened on the right shoulder by a fibula rich. Justinian also brought toga Roman consuls, the trabea, a scarf folded across his broad chest, and paragaudion. empresses wore a white dress with a vertical band of embroidery and a dress with sleeves to the elbow.

A large embroidered collar of gold and adorned with pearls and precious stones origin Persian, known as Maniak, over the shoulders of the Emperor and Empress.

In the 10th century, the costume Imperial has been completed parrots, a son scarf embroidered with gold and precious stones.

In the 12th century, Byzantium transformed the kaftan worn by the Persian soldiers elegant clothing. A new coat, buttoned at the front, it was fashionable. The imperial crown was then completely closed, as a small dome: the camelaukion.

During the last Centuries of Byzantium, Emperor saccoz wore a black dress and purple stiff, with sleeves buttoned at the wrists.

trial civil
It is much less known about the civil suit because it is so well documented and what we know, met in the description of writers this time. men wore ordinary clothes feature for the people of the steppe, a blouse or shirt, trousers and shoes, taken from the Hun. Trousers were adjusted for drawings or embroidered fabrics, and tucked into boots that reached mid-calf.

Clothing Women
Womenswear intended to hide the body and hide the genre. It consisted of several layers starting with a shirt that is tight fell to the ankle. The dress is used, in principle, could be installed at or just above or close to the size. He was shorter than the shirt below and what is revealed. other basic clothing for women "were the stola, Palla, and a long veil, which fell behind head, or leaned forward and hung on his arm.

Teodora rich silk dresses were enhanced with luxurious gems and gold embroidery. She wore necklaces of pearls, emeralds and rubies, and for ceremonial purposes a heavy crown of pearl and emerald waterfalls in chest.

menswear
In the early centuries of the empire, the Byzantine Roman copy clothing. Men wore a white dress hanging in long sleeves, which came either ankles or knees. On this dalmatika clothing wore a red and gold dress with long sleeves. Men HOSA dress Also included is a hose or woven wool, BRAC or shorts, which were later replaced by pants or drawers, the Greek mantle, taking with tablion, rectangular fabric insert size, and Roman pallium, which only share the name with its predecessor.

The toga was first used by most, but since the sixth century has become characteristic of the consuls. It was replaced by the mantle, which can be found in the three styles: a rectangle of fabric, which was used wrapped around her shoulders, so coat semi-circular, which was also closed on the shoulder, and the circular layer, which was sewn on the front and had an opening for the head.

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Persian carpet weaving How to start?

When carpet weaving begin? It is not known exactly when he began to weave carpets. In 1949, a Russian team led by SI Redinko archaeological excavation in the valley of the Altai Mountains, Siberia. Here, they found the tomb of a prince Pazyryk who had been buried in the fifth century BC In the number three hole discovered Pazyryk carpet. It is about two square meters and has about 225 hand tied knots per square inch Ghord. Historians believe that early carpets were faux fur and creates heat to be used either in bed or directly involved around a now mostly used for flooring. Who weave carpets? Thousands of cities, towns and tribes woven carpets. Among the areas in carpet weaving is done are: Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Iran, the Caucasus Mountains, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Pakistan (Baluchistan), Afghanistan, India, Nepal, Tibet and China. In the past, knotted carpets Hand also from England, Greece, Spain, France and Japan. Http: / / persia.org / Iran_Lib / Images / Persian_Carpet / carpet_history.html

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Taffeta, any potential as a baby name?

No, I'm not planning on the basis of that name in a child, I only saw him in this Site unusual baby names and wondered what people thought of him http://www.2babynames.com/unusualbabynames.shtml Definition: Taffeta (formerly Taffeta sometimes spelled) is one cool soft fabric made from silk or synthetic fibers. The word is of Persian origin and means "twisted woven." It is considered a "high end" fabric, suitable for use in party dresses, wedding dresses, and interiors for curtains or wallcovering. Drawback – sounds a bit like "fetish" and some are made of silk taffeta (not vegan) Tabitha would probably be better.

Haha, Taffeta used to be the name of my favorite girl when I was about 15 years! I loved the way the word sounded taffeta, and thought it was the most beautiful name for a girl – me Taffy loved the idea as a nickname too. Everyone I mentioned it to looked horrified, yet I absolutely adored him. I have come to my senses now though – Although the word taffeta has a very nice sound, I think that sounds very bad taste as a baby name, kind of like naming your baby with velvet or satin. :]

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