Karamele Zana
Anëtar i Nderuar
Titulli: Kostumet dhe veshjet kombetare/foto te vjetra.
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Kostumet dhe veshjet kombetare/foto te vjetra.
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Anëtar i Respektuar
Titulli: Kostumet dhe veshjet kombetare/foto te vjetra.
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Isa Boletini diten e shpalljes se pavaresise ne vlore 28 nentor 1912.
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Isa Boletini diten e shpalljes se pavaresise ne vlore 28 nentor 1912.
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Titulli: Kostumet dhe veshjet kombetare/foto te vjetra.
Ja ç'shkruhet për fustanellën:
The Celebrated Albanian Kilt; Fustanella e Fameshme e Shqipetarit
Date posted: Thursday, August 5, 2004
The famous Albanian kilt (or fustanella as it is known in the Albanian language) was common dress for men in the 13th century where it was regularly worn by a tribe of the Dalmatians, one of the Illyrian progenitors of the Albanians. At that time, the kilt was called "Dalmatica", however, theories exist that the kilt really had its origin during much earlier times as a long shirt called "linja" which, when gathered at the waist by a sash, gave the appearance of a knee- or calf-length kilt. Depending on the social status of the wearer, materials used in fabricating the fustanella (thereby defining the number of pleats) ranged fromcoarse linen or woolen cloth for villagers to luxurious silks for the more affluent. Although the kilt was once worn by men throughout Albania, today it is seen only on special occasions in southern Albania, especially in the Gjirokaster area, and in the Albanian regions of Montenegro, Kosova, Serbia, Macedonia, and Greece.
The Hungarian sociologist, Baron Nopcsa, believed that the Albanian, or Illyrian, kilt became the original pattern for the Roman military dress, and, because of its similarity to the Celtic kilt, he also theorized that the Roman legions in Britain, through the presence of its Illyrian element, probably started the fashion among the Celts (it may also be interesting to note that the Celtic word for "Scotland" is "Alban").
Lord Byron, in Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, observed the "...Albanian kirtled to the knee", and T.S. Finlay in his Travels through Greece and Albania states, unequivocally, that "It was the fame of the Albanians which induced the modern Greeks to adopt the Albanian kilt as their national costume."
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Ja ç'shkruhet për fustanellën:
The Celebrated Albanian Kilt; Fustanella e Fameshme e Shqipetarit
Date posted: Thursday, August 5, 2004
The famous Albanian kilt (or fustanella as it is known in the Albanian language) was common dress for men in the 13th century where it was regularly worn by a tribe of the Dalmatians, one of the Illyrian progenitors of the Albanians. At that time, the kilt was called "Dalmatica", however, theories exist that the kilt really had its origin during much earlier times as a long shirt called "linja" which, when gathered at the waist by a sash, gave the appearance of a knee- or calf-length kilt. Depending on the social status of the wearer, materials used in fabricating the fustanella (thereby defining the number of pleats) ranged fromcoarse linen or woolen cloth for villagers to luxurious silks for the more affluent. Although the kilt was once worn by men throughout Albania, today it is seen only on special occasions in southern Albania, especially in the Gjirokaster area, and in the Albanian regions of Montenegro, Kosova, Serbia, Macedonia, and Greece.
The Hungarian sociologist, Baron Nopcsa, believed that the Albanian, or Illyrian, kilt became the original pattern for the Roman military dress, and, because of its similarity to the Celtic kilt, he also theorized that the Roman legions in Britain, through the presence of its Illyrian element, probably started the fashion among the Celts (it may also be interesting to note that the Celtic word for "Scotland" is "Alban").
Lord Byron, in Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, observed the "...Albanian kirtled to the knee", and T.S. Finlay in his Travels through Greece and Albania states, unequivocally, that "It was the fame of the Albanians which induced the modern Greeks to adopt the Albanian kilt as their national costume."
Nga faqa: Welcome to Frosina.org :: An Albanian Immigrant and Cultural Resource
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Antarë i ri
Titulli: Kostumet dhe veshjet kombetare/foto te vjetra.
Mirdita a ka mundsi me dit kush i punon ketu tesha kombetare, une jam krysor e nje grupit te vallximet e me duhen tesha kombetare a kish pas mundsi me mu lajmru tung klm
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Titulli: Kostumet dhe veshjet kombetare/foto te vjetra.
Nuk jam i sigurte nese e kuptoj saktesisht pyetjen tuaj, por nese jam gabim me korrigjoni.
Punimet e ketyre kostumeve jane produkte te njerezve te edukuar per punimin e tyre, zakonisht punime artizanale, punime dore qe jane te lidhur ngushte me dyqane qe shesin gjera te vjetra, si kostume popullore, instrumente muzike apo gjera te tjera dekorative.
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Nuk jam i sigurte nese e kuptoj saktesisht pyetjen tuaj, por nese jam gabim me korrigjoni.
Punimet e ketyre kostumeve jane produkte te njerezve te edukuar per punimin e tyre, zakonisht punime artizanale, punime dore qe jane te lidhur ngushte me dyqane qe shesin gjera te vjetra, si kostume popullore, instrumente muzike apo gjera te tjera dekorative.
Nuk jam i sigurte nese mund ti blesh keto ne internet, por ne shqiperi nuk eshte veshtire, pasi zakonisht ne cdo qytet, sepaku te medhejnte, ka nje dyqn te tille. Prandaj blerja e tyre ne shqiperi eshte e sigurte. Persa i perket cmimit ato variojne, por zakonisht mund te thuhet me siguri qe nuk jane te lire.
Kam kontakte te personave ne shqiperi qe mund t'iu ndihmojne nese jeni e interesuar. Me kontaktoni ne PM nese keni pyetje te tjera.