dentalium cape/dress
A dentalium cape or dentalium dress is a garment worn by Native American women that is made from the stringing together of dentalium shells in a circular pattern around the neck and across the chest and shoulders.
A dentalium cape or dentalium dress is a garment worn by Native American women that is made from the stringing together of dentalium shells in a circular pattern around the neck and across the chest and shoulders.
Synthetic, chemical dyes for garments first invented in the 19th century.
An often snug-fitting jacket that is shaped and fitted to a man’s body–worn mostly in the 15th to 17th centuries.
An extremely popular decorative edging technique created by cutting that reached its height during the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
A t-shaped tunic with very wide sleeves. Worn by both men and women during the Byzantine empire.