Comments on: Traditional Romanian Costume http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/traditional-romanian-costume/ "Science and technology revolutionize our lives, but memory, TRADITION and myth frame our response." (Arthur Schlesinger Jr.) Sun, 20 Dec 2009 18:33:39 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Brionna http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/traditional-romanian-costume/#comment-3047 Brionna Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:29:12 +0000 http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/?p=346#comment-3047 I love the way you guys dress they are so preety. I love the way you guys dress they are so preety.

]]> By: Erkan Kiraz http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/traditional-romanian-costume/#comment-1100 Erkan Kiraz Sun, 08 Mar 2009 17:14:02 +0000 http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/?p=346#comment-1100 Dear Ladies / Sirs, By the way just wished to thank you for sharing traditional Romanian Customs for us. I felt that probably my mom, Necmiye Ortac were around 10 years old at her town of Ahmatlar during 1935, her surrounding Romanian girl or boy friends were wearing those kind ofö garments.. Again want to my deepheart thanks for your kindness. Truthfuly Yours, Erkan Kiraz, Izmit City, Turkey Dear Ladies / Sirs,
By the way just wished to thank you for sharing traditional Romanian Customs for us.

I felt that probably my mom, Necmiye Ortac were around 10 years old at her town of Ahmatlar during 1935, her surrounding Romanian girl or boy friends were wearing those kind ofö garments..

Again want to my deepheart thanks for your kindness.

Truthfuly Yours,
Erkan Kiraz,
Izmit City, Turkey

]]> By: Erkan Kiraz http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/traditional-romanian-costume/#comment-1099 Erkan Kiraz Sun, 08 Mar 2009 16:42:02 +0000 http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/?p=346#comment-1099 Dear Ladies / Sirs, I need some oltimer pictutes from 1925-1935 about what kind of traditional costumes and garments Romanian Turks were wearing for my mom's "1935 Migration Story" from Romania to Turkey. If ever I could find a few samples, I belive in that my mom, Necmiye Ortac [Kiraz] sould be in full piece.. Sincerely Yours, Erkan Kiraz, Kentsa Site, Izmit, Turkey Dear Ladies / Sirs,
I need some oltimer pictutes from 1925-1935 about what kind of traditional costumes and garments Romanian Turks were wearing for my mom’s “1935 Migration Story” from Romania to Turkey.

If ever I could find a few samples, I belive in that my mom, Necmiye Ortac [Kiraz] sould be in full piece..

Sincerely Yours,
Erkan Kiraz,
Kentsa Site, Izmit, Turkey

]]> By: ivasil http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/traditional-romanian-costume/#comment-460 ivasil Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:25:29 +0000 http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/?p=346#comment-460 Thanks. Actually, the costume has common features, colors etc. but it's not the same. You can see many styles of costumes on http://www.romanianmuseum.com/Romania/RomaniaFolk.html As for the colours, I think our main ones are white, red and black. Bye. Irina Thanks. Actually, the costume has common features, colors etc. but it’s not the same. You can see many styles of costumes on http://www.romanianmuseum.com/Romania/RomaniaFolk.html
As for the colours, I think our main ones are white, red and black.
Bye.
Irina

]]> By: Gina http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/traditional-romanian-costume/#comment-459 Gina Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:18:13 +0000 http://traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com/?p=346#comment-459 Impressive tha fact that you have the same costume in all your country! In Italy each region has its own costume and in the same region ,sometimes, each town or village has a different costume developped from the same basic model. For example, in our region, Basilicata,the female costume has always a blouse, a large skirt, an apron, socks and low shoes and a particular headgear, but it changes in colours and decorations from town to town. Our female town costume, as you can see from our photos, is basically white and blue but nobody wears it even in the countryside or on the mountain. You can see people wearing it only during some particular traditional event or at school for some historical rappresentation.Maybe our cultual roots and identity aren't so strong as yours! Anyway, congratulations! GINA Impressive tha fact that you have the same costume in all your country! In Italy each region has its own costume and in the same region ,sometimes, each town or village has a different costume developped from the same basic model. For example, in our region, Basilicata,the female costume has always a blouse, a large skirt, an apron, socks and low shoes and a particular headgear, but it changes in colours and decorations from town to town. Our female town costume, as you can see from our photos, is basically white and blue but nobody wears it even in the countryside or on the mountain. You can see people wearing it only during some particular traditional event or at school for some historical rappresentation.Maybe our cultual roots and identity aren’t so strong as yours!
Anyway, congratulations!
GINA

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