Scroll down for pictures and Map of Romania showing ethnographic zones
Also included other ethnic groups who live in Romania: Germans, Hungarians,
Slavs (Bulgarians, Serbs, Croatians, Russian, Lipoveni, Slovaks, Hutzuls)
Gypsies, Turks and Tatars.
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Item: B05.01.000usa ($29) and B05.01.000w($35)
Titlu: Romania: Costume Populare din Batrani
Sub-Title:
Old Romanian Folk Costumes
Text in English and in Romanian
Author: Jurca Floare
Pages: 34 +144 full page ALL
COLOR, , almost 300 figures of women,
men, children; sundaybest and work cloths; winter and summer.
ISBN 1-878949-39-X
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Book
Size of printout/plate :8"x10" Spiral bound
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For a broad classification of Romanian Folk costumes one could consider
SEVEN main ethnographic regions. We include one plate from each ethnographic
region:
Transylvania or Ardeal
West Palins (Arad-Bihor-Oas),
Banat;
Oltenia-Muntenia
Baragan-Dobrogea (including Aromanians and Megleno-Romanians)
Moldova,
Romanians Outside Romanian borders.(In Albania, Bulgaria, Serbia,
Croatia, Greece, Ukraine)
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| In Romania there is a
large varity of folk or ethnic dresses. From region to
region, the costume details are different that one can
identify the area of Romania in which a person lives just
by their clothes style. Depending on who is counting and
how the counting is done, one can list up to 120 diferent
folkric or ethnographic zones, but a few are very similar.
There are almost 132 plates. Duplicate pictures refer
to old-new and summer-winter outfits. The book presents
costumes from 97 ethnographic zones and mentions which
zones are similar, so you will have an idea about the
Romanian Folk Costumes of all 120 ethnographic zones. |
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Here is what you get:
High quality computer printout of illustrations (not
photographs) of Romanian Folk Costumes. Man and women,
young and old, Sunday best (most) and work clothes.
Introduction, description.Tables. Maps. This is a good
guide regarding the Romanian ethnic / national costumes.
All ethnographically correct. List of costumes : Romanian
folk Costume of
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Abrud Bucium Transylvania;
Ampoi (Valea Ampoilui) Zlatna
Alba;
Alesd (Bihor);
Arad (Sud ); oprege
Arad (Orasenesc);
Arad (Nord ); zadii
Arges;
Aries (Salciua);
Almaj--Carbunari ;
Almaj--Valea Nerei;
Aromani;
Babadag-Dobrogea ;
Bacau ;
Basarabia ;
Barlad;
Barsa ;
Beius;
Botosani;
Braila;
Brad in Tara Zarandului
or motii de Cris;
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Bran
Bucium as Abrud
Buzau;
Buzias;
Caras (Oravita);
Campulung Moldovenesc;
Chioar;
Ciuc;
Clisura Dunarii;
Cluj, or Campia Clujului (=Muresul
superior)
Cluj, Dealurile Clulului
Codru;
Covurlui or Galati;
Dambovita;
Deta-Ciacova;
Dolj;
Dorna- Vatra Dornei;
Fagaras or Tara Oltului;
Faget;
Falticeni and Suceava;
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Gorj
Gura Humorului-Bukovina;
Gurghiu (Valea)
Hateg;
Halmagiu
Horezu;
Huedin;
Hunedoara;
Iasi;
Ialomita-Baragan;
Ilfov-Bucuresti;
Ineu;
Lapus;
Lipova;
Lugoj;
Maramures;
Tulcea or Macin or North Dobrogea;
MeglenoRomani;
Mehedinti;
Meziad-Bihor;
Muresul Superior (=Campia Clujului)
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Valea Giurgeului;
Muscel;
Nasaud;
Neamt and Valea Bistritei;
Oas;
Olt-Oltenia;
Orastie;
Ostrov;
Padureni;
Petrosani;
Momarlani pe Valea Jiului Superior;
Prahova;
Barlad or Prut;
Radauti;
Ramnic-Muntenia;
Roman;
Romanati-Slatina;
Salaj
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Sannicolau;
Severin;
Sibiu;
Somes;
Tarnave (Tarnava Mica, Tarnava Mare,
Rupea);
Teleorman;
Timis;
Tulghes
Turda or mocani (Lupsa-Ocolis)
Tara Motilor (Vidra)
Tara Lovistei;
Valcea;
Valea Barcaului;
Valea Bistrei;
Valea Hartibaciului;
Vatra Dornei or Dorna;
Vlasca or Giurghiu;
Vrancea (was Putna)
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| Also folk costumes of Romanians
from Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia (Istro-romanians), Greece,
Macedonia, Serbia. |
Also Romanians living outside present-day
Romanian borders.
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